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ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS

OF THE

Mayor and City Council

OF BALTIMORE
PASSED AT THE ANNUAL SESSION 1972-1973

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1974

1972/73

ORDINANCES

PASSED AT THE ANNUAL SESSION
1972-1973

No. 231

(Council No. 469)

An Ordinance to add a new Section 126(a) to Article 1 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), as amended,
title "Mayor, City Council, and Municipal Agencies,"
subtitle "Municipal Employee Relations," under a new
subheading to be called "Meet and Confer," limiting the
scope of negotiations between professional and/or super-
visory employees and the employer*, WITH CERTAIN
EXCEPTIONS.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Section 126(a) be and it is
hereby added to Article 1 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), as amended, title "Mayor, City Council, and
Municipal Agencies," subtitle "Municipal Employee Rela-
tions," under a new subheading to be called "Meet and
Confer," to read as follows :

126(a) Meet and Confer.

N otwithstanding the rights granted employee organiza-
tions pursuant to Sections 118, 119, 121 and 122 of this
subtitle, an employee organization certified as representa-
tive of employees in a unit consisting of professional
and/or supervisory employees is limited in its rights here-
under only to meet and confer concerning wages, hours
and ivorking conditions and reduce the results of such
negotiations to a memorandum of understanding . THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION SHALL NOT APPLY
TO EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTING
FIRE OFFICERS AND REGISTERED NURSES.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 11, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFEK. Mayor.

4 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 232

No. 232

(Council No. 470)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain, with amendments,
Section 111(d) and (j) of Article 1 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), as said section was ordained
by Ordinance No. 251, approved September 30, 1968, and
amended by Ordinance No. 670, approved January 21,
1970, title "Mayor, City Council, and Municipal Agen-
cies," subtitle "Municipal Employee Relations," subhead-
ing "Definitions, " to prohibit a labor organization
which admits to membership rank and file employees
from representing professional and/or supervisory em-
ployeesT WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS; to include
additional criteria in the definition of supervisory em-
ployees, and remove the exclusion from coverage under
Section 111(c) of certain confidential employees.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 111(d) of Article 1 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), as said section was
ordained by Ordinance No. 251, approved September 30,
1968, and amended by Ordinance No. 670, approved Janu-
ary 21, 1970, title "Mayor, City Council, and Municipal
Agencies," subtitle "Municipal Employee Relations," sub-
heading "Definitions," be and it is hereby repealed and
reordained with amendments to read as follows :

111.

(d) "Employee organization" means any organization
which admits municipal employees to membership, the
primary purpose of which is to represent employees con-
cerning terms and conditions of employment; but such
term shall not include any organization which discrimin-
ates because of race, color, creed or national origin, with
regard to the acquisition or retention of membership, or in
accepting or advancing members in any training, appren-
ticeship, or employment program; no "employee organiza-
tion" shall be certified as the representative of employees
in a unit of professional and/ or supervisory employees if
such organization admits to membership or is affiliated
in any way with an organization which admits to mem-
bership rank and file employees. THE PROVISIONS OF

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THIS SECTION SHALL NOT APPLY TO EMPLOYEE
ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTING FIRE OFFICERS
AND REGISTERED NURSES.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That Section lll(j)
of Article 1 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
as said section was ordained by Ordinance No. 251, ap-
proved September 30, 1968, and amended by Ordinance
No. 670, approved January 21, 1970, title "Mayor, City
Council, and Municipal Agencies," subtitle "Municipal Em-
ployee Relations," subheading "Definitions," be and it is
hereby repealed and reordained with amendments to read
as follows :

111.

(j) "Supervisory employees" means those employees
having the authority to exercise independent judgment in
the interest of the employer, to hire, transfer, suspend,
lay off, recall, promote, discharge, assign, reward or dis-
cipline other employees, or having the responsibility to
direct them or adjust their grievances, or effectively to
recommend such action if in connection with the forego-
ing the exercise of such authority is not of a routine or
clerical nature but requires the use of independent judg-
ment ; [provided, however, that any employee who receives
cash payments for overtime pursuant to the rules of the
Board of Estimates shall not be deemed to be a super-
visory employee;] notwithstanding anything herein con-
tained, any employee who receives cash payments for over-
time pursuant to the rules of the Board of Estimates shall
not be deemed to be a supervisory employee, unless said
employee is a department head, bureau head, or division
head; provided, further, that the provisions of Section
111(c) hereof excluding from coverage under the tuithin
ordinance employees occupying positions which involve a
relation of personal confidence between the one appointing
and the one appointed shall not be applicable to super-
visory employees.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 11, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

6 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 233

No. 233
(Council No. 506)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, certain streets and
alleys or portions thereof lying within the area of The
Washington Hill-Chapel Neighborhood Development Pro-
gram in accordance with a plat thereof numbered 309-A-
16, prepared by the Surveys and Records Division and
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments, on
the Fourth (4th) day of October, 1972, and now on file in
said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be,
and they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn,
open, certain streets and alleys or portions thereof lying
within the area of the Washington Hill-Chapel Neighbor-
hood Development Program, the streets and alleys hereby
directed to be condemned for said opening being described
as follows:

Sheet 1 of 4 comprising (1) certain streets and alleys
lying within the area bounded by Baltimore Street, Ann
Street, Fayette Street, and Wolfe Street a«4 -(4£> Ami
Street, 7Q feet wide, a»4 extendin g from Fairmount Ave-
ftttey S outherly 117.50 feet to a 44 feet a ll o y ; said streets
and alleys are numbered from one to seventeen SIXTEEN
on said Sheet 1 and described as follows:

1 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 80 feet east of Ann
Street, and extending from Fairmount Avenue, Southerly
239 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 1 on said plat.

2 — An alley, 6 feet wide, laid out 94 feet north of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Durham Street, Westerly
60.00 feet to a 4 foot alley, laid out 80 feet east of Ann
Street and designated as Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

3 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 77 feet south of Fair-
mount Avenue and extending from Durham Street, West-
erly 60.00 feet to a 4 foot alley, laid out 80 feet east of Ann
Street and designated as Parcel No. 3 on said plat.

4 — Durham Street, 20 feet wide, and extending from Fair-
mount Avenue, Southerly 239 feet, more or less, to the line

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of the south side of a 6 foot alley, laid out 94 feet north of
Baltimore Street, if projected easterly and designated as
Parcel No. 4 on said plat.

5 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 100 feet north of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Wolfe Street, Westerly
144.00 feet to Durham Street and designated as Parcel No.
5 on said plat.

6 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe
Street, and extending from a 10 foot alley, laid out 90 feet
south of Fairmount Avenue, Southerly 121 feet, more or
less, to a 10 foot alley, laid out 100 feet north of Baltimore
Street, and designated as Parcel No. 6 on said plat.

7 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet south of Fair-
mount Avenue and extending from Wolfe Street, Westerly
144 feet, more or less, to Durham Street and designated as
Parcel No. 7 on said plat.

8 — Fairmount Avenue, 70 feet wide, and extending from
Ann Street, Easterly 303 feet, more or less, to Wolfe Street
and designated as Parcel No. 8 on said plat.

9 — An alley, 2 feet wide, laid out 67 feet north of Fair-
mount Avenue, and extending from Durham Street, West-
erly 29.00 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel
No. 9 on said plat.

10 — Lamley Street, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet north of
Fairmount Avenue, and extending from Ann Street, East-
erly 140.00 feet to Durham Street and designated as Parcel
No. 10 on said plat.

11 — An alley, 5 feet wide, laid out 55 feet west of Durham
Street, and extending from Lamley Street, Northerly 164.73
feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 11 on
said plat.

12 — Durham Street, 20 feet wide, and extending from
Fairmount Avenue, Northerly 264.37 feet to the line of the
north outline of the property known as #127 Durham
Street if projected westerly and designated as Parcel No. 12
on said plat.

13— Lamley Street, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet north of
Fairmount Avenue and extending from Durham Street,

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Easterly 56.00 feet to a 4 foot alley, laid out 80 feet west of
Wolfe Street and designated as Parcel No. 13 on said plat.

14 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe
Street, and extending from Fairmount Avenue, Northerly
148 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 14 on said plat.

15 — An alley, 2 feet wide, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe
Street, and extending from the south outline of the property
known as #128/132 Wolfe Street, Southerly 116 feet, more
or less, to the northernmost extremity of a 4 foot alley, laid
out 80 west of Wolfe Street and designated as Parcel No. 15
on said plat.

16 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 70 feet north of Fair-
mount Avenue, and extending from Wolfe Street, Westerly
80.00 feet to a 4 foot alley and designated as Parcel No. 16
on said plat.

4-7 — Aim Street, 70 feet wide, an4 extendin g from Fair
mount Avonuo, Southerly 117.50 feet to tke fee of a 40 feet
alloy, la44 out 117.50 feet so u th of Fairmount Avonuo, if

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Sheet 2 of 4 comprising certain streets and alleys lying
within the area bounded by Broadway, Fairmount Avenue,
Ann Street and Baltimore Street ; said streets and alleys are
numbered from eighteen to twenty five SEVENTEEN TO
TWENTY-FOUR on said Sheet 2 and described as follows :

4& 17 — An alley, 5 feet wide, laid out 80 feet north of
Baltimore Street, and extending from Irvine Place, Westerly
56 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 4& 17 on said plat.

40 18 — Moyer Street, 15 feet wide, and extending from
Irvine Place, Westerly 125 feet, more or less, to the line of
the East side of Hampstead Court, 10 feet wide, laid out
100 feet east of Broadway, if projected southerly, and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 40 18 on said plat.

20 19 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 67 feet west of Irvine
Place, and extending from Moyer Street, Northerly 31.00
feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 30 19 on
said plat.

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24 20— An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 100 feet south of
Fairmount Avenue, and extending from Irvine Place, West-
erly 47 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 24 20 on said plat.

22 21— An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 70 feet south of Fair-
mount Avenue, and extending from Hampstead Court, 10
feet wide, laid out 100 feet east of Broadway, Easterly 14.00
feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 22 21 on
said plat.

23 22 — Irvine Place, 50 feet wide, and extending from
Fairmount Avenue, Southerly 331 feet, more or less, to Balti-
more Street and designated as Parcel No. 23 22 on said plat.

24 23— An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 117.50 feet south of
Fairmount Avenue, and extending from Irvine Place, East-
erly 99.00 feet to the line of the east side of a 4 foot alley,
laid out 95 feet east of Irvine Place, if projected northerly
and designated as Parcel No. 24 23 on said plat.

25 2 1 — An alley. 4 feet wide, laid out 95 feet east of Irvine
Place, and extending from a 10 foot alley, laid out 117.50
feet south of Fairmount Avenue, Southerly 83.67 feet to the
end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 25 24 on said plat.

Sheet 3 of 4 comprising (1) an alley, 3 feet wide, extend-
ing from Regester Street, Westerly 41.00 feet, (2) an alley,
20 feet wide, extending from Durham Street, Easterly 63
feet, more or less and (3) an alley, 4 feet wide, extending
from Durham Street, Easterly 29.00 feet; said alleys are
numbered from twenty six to twenty eight TWENTY-FIVE
TO TWENTY-SEVEN on said sheet 3 and described as
follows:

24 25 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 81 feet south of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Regester Street, Westerly
41.00 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No.
24 25 on said plat.

2+ 26— An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 92 feet south of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Durham Street, Easterly
29.00 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No.
2? 26 on said plat.

10 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 233

28 27— An alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 180 feet south of
Baltimore Street, and extending from Durham Street, East-
erly 63 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 28 27 on said plat.

Sheet 4 of 4 comprising a 10 foot alley laid out 86.25 feet
east of Broadway and extending from Fayette Street,
Southerly 337.75 feet, more or less, to the line of the south
outline of the property known as #109 North Broadway,
if projected easterly, and designated as Parcel No. 2& 28 on
said plat.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 309-A-16 which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
Fourth (4th) day of October in the year 1972, and is now
on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceed-
ings of said Department of Assessments, with reference to
the condemnation and opening of said streets and alleys and
the proceedings and rights of all parties interested or
affected thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accord-
ance with, any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of
the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter
of Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amend-
ments thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules
and regulations in effect which have been adopted by the
Director of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 11, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 11

No. 234
(Council No. 507)

An Ordinance to condemn and close certain streets and
alleys or portions thereof lying within the area of The
Washington Hill-Chapel Neighborhood Development Pro-
gram in accordance with a plat thereof numbered 309-A-
16A, prepared by the Surveys & Records Division and
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on
the Fifth (5th) day of October, 1972, and now on file in
said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close certain streets and alleys or portions thereof lying
within the area of The Washington Hill-Chapel Neighbor-
hood Development Program, the streets and alleys hereby
directed to be condemned for said closing being described
as follows:

Sheet 1 of 4 comprising (1) certain streets and alleys
lying within the area bounded by Baltimore Street, Ann
Street, Fayette Street, and Wolfe Street a»4 -(&)- A*m
Street, 70 #eet wide, an4 extendin g from Fairmount Ave
ftuey Southerly 117.5 leet to a 40 loot alloy ; said streets
and alleys are numbered from one to seventeen SIXTEEN
on said Sheet 1 and described as follows:

3 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 77 feet south of Fair-
mount Avenue and extending from Durham Street, West-
erly 60.00 feet to a 4 foot alley, laid out 80 feet east of
Ann Street and designated as Parcel No. 3 on said plat.

4 — Durham Street, 20 feet wide, and extending from Fair-
mount Avenue, Southerly 239 feet, more or less, to the line

12 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 234

of the south side of a 6 foot alley, laid out 94 feet north
of Baltimore Street, if projected easterly and designated
as Parcel No. 4 on said plat.

5 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 100 feet north of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Wolfe Street, Westerly
144.00 feet to Durham Street and designated as Parcel
No. 5 on said plat.

6 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe
Street, and extending from a 10 foot alley, laid out 90 feet
south of Fairmount Avenue, Southerly 121 feet, more or
less, to a 10 foot alley, laid out 100 feet north of Balti-
more Street, and designated as Parcel No. 6 on said plat.

8 — Fairmount Avenue, 70 feet wide, and extending from
Ann Street, Easterly 303 feet, more or less, to Wolfe Street
and designated as Parcel No. 8 on s.aid plat.

9 — An alley, 2 feet wide, laid out 67 feet north of Fair-
mount Avenue, and extending from Durham Street, West-
erly 39.00 29.00 feet to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 9 on said plat.

10 — Lamley Street, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet north
of Fairmount Avenue, and extending from Ann Street, East-
erly 140.00 feet to Durham Street and designated as Parcel
No. 10 on said plat.

11 — An alley, 5 feet wide, laid out 55 feet west of Dur-
ham Street, and extending from Lamley Street, Northerly
164.73 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel
No. 11 on said plat.

13 — Lamley Street, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet north
of Fairmount Avenue and extending from Durham Street,

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Easterly 56.00 feet to a 4 foot alley, laid out 80 feet west
of Wolfe Street and designated as Parcel No. 13 on said
plat.

14 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe
Street, and extending from Fairmount Avenue, Northerly
148 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel Xo. 14 on said plat.

15 — An alley, 2 feet wide, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe
Street, and extending from the south outline of the prop-
erty known as #128/132 Wolfe Street, Southerly 116 feet,
more or less, to the northernmost extremity of a 4 foot
alley, laid out 80 feet west of Wolfe Street and designated
as Parcel No. 15 on said plat.

16 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 70 feet north of Fair-
mount Avenue, and extending from Wolfe Street, Westerly
80.00 feet to a 4 foot alley and designated as Parcel No.
16 on said plat.

47 — Afift Street, £0 feet wide, a»4 extending from Fair
mount Avenue, Southerly 117.50 feet to tke fee el a iO
foot alloy, ia44 e«t 117.50 feet south of Fairmount Avenue,
if projected easterly a»4 designated as Parcel Nor 42 e«

c o 1 ri i"\ i o g

Sheet 2 of 4 comprising certain streets and alleys lying
within the area bounded by Broadway, Fairmount Avenue,
Ann Street and Baltimore Street; said streets and alleys
are numbered from eighteen to twenty five SEVENTEEN
TO TWENTY-FOUR on said Sheet 2 and described as
follows:

48 17— An alley, 5 feet wide, laid out 80 feet north of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Irvine Place, Westerly
56 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 48 17 on said plat.

49 18 — Moyer Street, 15 feet wide, and extending from
Irvine Place, Westerly 125 feet, more or less, to the line
of the East side of Hampstead Court, 10 feet wide, laid out
100 feet east of Broadway, if projected southerly, and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 4£ 18 on said plat.

30 19 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 67 feet west of Irvine
Place, and extending from Moyer Street, Northerly 31.00

14 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 234

feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. SO 19
on said plat.

23 22 — Irvine Place, 50 feet wide, and extending from
Fairmount Avenue, Southerly 331 feet, more or less, to
Baltimore Street and designated as Parcel No. 23 22 on said
plat.

25 24 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 95 feet east of Irvine
Place, and extending from a 10 foot alley, laid out 117.50
feet south of Fairmount Avenue, Southerly 83.67 feet to
the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 25 24 on said
plat.

Sheet 3 of 4 comprising (1) an alley, 3 feet wide, ex-
tending from Regester Street, Westerly 41.00 feet, (2) an
alley, 20 feet wide, extending from Durham Street, Easterly
63 feet, more or less and (3) an alley, 4 feet wide, extend-
ing from Durham Street, Easterly 29.00 feet; said alleys
are numbered from twenty six to twenty eig ht TWENTY-
FIVE TO TWENTY-SEVEN on said sheet 3 and described
as follows:

26 25— An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 81 feet south of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Regester Street, Westerly
41 .00 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No.
24 25 on said plat.

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2Z 26— An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 92 feet south of Balti-
more Street, and extending from Durham Street, Easterly
29.00 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No.
2Z 26 on said plat.

28 27— An alley 20 feet wide, laid out 180 feet south of
Baltimore Street, and extending from Durham Street, East-
erly 63 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 28 27 on said plat.

Sheet 4 of 4 comprising a 10 foot alley laid out 86.25 feet
east of Broadway and extending from Fayette Street, South-
erly 337.75 feet, more or less, to the line of the south out-
line of the property known as #109 North Broadway, if
projected easterly, and designated as Parcel No. 29 28 on
said plat.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 309-A-16A which
was filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments
on the Fifth (5th) day of October in the year 1972, and
is now on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this Ordinance, all subsurface structures and ap-
purtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple, until
the use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person,
firm or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or interfere
therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first ob-
tain permission and permits therefor from the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application for
such permission and permits agree to pay all costs and
charges of every kind and nature made necessary by such
removal, alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings
or structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in
said portion of said highway or highways after the same

16 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 234

shall have been closed under the provisions of this Ordi-
nance until the subsurface structures and appurtenances
now owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
over which said buildings or structures are proposed to be
constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall
have been removed and relaid in accordance with the speci-
fications and under the direction of the Director of Public
Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the person
or persons or body corporate desiring to erect such build-
ings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken to be
"structures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provisions
of this Ordinance, all subsurface structures and appurte-
nances owned by any person, firm or corporation, other
than the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall upon
notice from the Director of Public Works of Baltimore City,
be promptly removed by and at the expense of the said
owners.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly
authorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access
to said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or replace-
ment, of any or all of said structures and appurtenances,
and this without permission from or compensation to the
owner or owners of said land.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said streets and alleys and the
proceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected
thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,
any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Balti-
more City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or

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regulations in effect which have been adopted by the Director
of Assessments and filed with the Department of Legisla-
tive Reference.

SEC. 7. And be it further ordained. That this ordinance
srmll take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 11, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 235
(Council No. 546)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Four Million Dollars
($4,000,000) to the Department of Public Works to be
used for Land Acquisition, site preparation, planning,
engineering, and construction costs of a pyrolysis plant
to be used as a Federal demonstration project, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)
(2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from a public source which could not be expected
with reasonable certainty at the time of the formulation
of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates ; and

Whereas, the Federal Government has provided a grant
of $6,000,000 to assist in construction of the pyrolysis plant;
and

Whereas, the City of Baltimore is appropriating as its
share of the total construction cost of the pyrolysis plant
the amount of $5,000,000, which represents part of the
proceeds from the sale of Friendship Airport by the City
of Baltimore to the State of Maryland, as authorized by
Chapter 180 of the Laws of Maryland 1972 and City Ordi-
nance No. 100, approved June 28, 1972 ; and

Whereas, the amount of $765,000 has already been
transferred from the Capital Construction Reserve to the

18 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 235

Mayor and City Council Real Property Account to provide
the remaining portion of the City's total share of the total
project cost; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
15th day of November, 1972, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Four Million Dollars ($4,000,000)
shall be made available to the Department of Public Works
of the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special fund ap-
propriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for
the purpose of providing the State of Maryland's share of
the total construction cost of a pyrolysis plant to be used
as a Federal demonstration project. The amount thus made
available as a supplementary special fund appropriation
shall be expended from a grant of funds to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore by the State of Maryland, said
sum being specifically allotted to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose; and said
funds from said State of Maryland shall be the source of
revenue for this supplementary special fund appropriation,
as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964
revised Charter of Baltimore City. FOUR NINTHS (4/9)
OF THE ANNUAL NET PROCEEDS OF THE PYROLY-
SIS PLANT, IF ANY, WILL BE PAID BY THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE TO THE MARY-
LAND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE UNTIL SUCH
PAYMENTS HAVE REACHED THE TOTAL SUM OF
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS ($4,000,000). EACH PAY-
MENT FROM THE NET PROCEEDS SHALL INCLUDE
INTEREST AT 5% ON THE UNPAID BALANCE OF
SAID FOUR MILLION DOLLARS ($4,000,000) OUT-
STANDING FROM TIME TO TIME. EACH PAYMENT
WILL BE MADE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1 FOLLOW-
ING THE CLOSE OF EACH FISCAL YEAR ENDING

ORDINANCES 19

JUNE 30TH IN WHICH THE FACILITY HAS BEEN IN
OPERATION.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 13, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 236
(Council No. 547)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL REAL PROPERTY AC-
COUNT appropriation in the amount of Five Million
Dollars ($5,000,000) to the Department of Public Works
to be used for land acquisition, site preparation, planning,
engineering and construction costs of a pyrolysis plant to
be used as a Federal demonstration project, in accord-
ance with the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(3)
of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents part
of the proceeds from the sale of Friendship Airport by the
City of Baltimore to the State of Maryland, as authorized
by Chapter 180 of the Laws of Maryland 1972 and City Ordi-
nance No. 100, approved June 28, 1972 ; and

Whereas, the additional sum here appropriated is for a
project included in the current principal Ordinance of
Estimates and made necessary by a material change of cir-
cumstances since the formulation and adoption of the
1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates, all in accordance with
Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City ; and

Whereas, the amount of $765,000 has already been
transferred from the Capital Construction Reserve to the
Mayor and City Council Real Property Account to provide
the remaining portion of the City's total share of the total
project cost; and

20 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 236

Whereas, the Federal Government has provided a grant
of $6,000,000 to assist in construction of the pyrolysis
plant ; and

Whereas, the State of Maryland has agreed to provide
a grant of $4,000,000 to assist in construction of the
pyrolysis plant TO BE REPAID WITH INTEREST OUT
OF THE NET PROCEEDS OF THE PLANT, IF ANY ; and

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h) (3) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000)
shall be made available to the Department of Public Works
of the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special fund
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL REAL PROPERTY AC-
COUNT appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1973 for the purpose of providing the City's share of the
total construction cost of a pyrolysis plant to be used as a
Federal demonstration project. The amount thus made
available as a supplementary special &ro4 MAYOR AND
CITY COUNCIL REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT appropri-
ation shall be expended from part of the proceds from the
sale of Friendship Airport by the City of Baltimore to the
State of Maryland; and said portion of said funds from
said sale of Friendship Airport by the City of Baltimore
to the State of Maryland, as authorized by Chapter 180 of
the Laws of Maryland 1972 and City Ordinance No. 100,
approved June 28, 1972, shall be the source of revenue for
this supplementary special &m4 MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT appropriation,
as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964
revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That :
(a). To the extent that revenues are generated pursuant
to the operations of said pyrolysis facility, that such reve-

ORDINANCES 21

nues will be credited to the General Funds of the City in
an amount equivalent to 5% of the outstanding balance of
the Five Million Dollar appropriation authorized in Section
l;and

(b). Subject to the provisions of the above referenced
State Grant of $4 M $4,000,000, that the balance of net
project revenues be credited to an account to be known as
the Friendship Airport Fund until such time as said account
has been credited in the amount of Five Million Dollars.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 13, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 237
(Council No. 552)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain with amendments
Paragraphs (14) and (15) of Section 1 of Article 22 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Retire-
ment Systems," subtitle "Employees Retirement Sys-
tem," and to add new Paragraph (15a) to Section 1 of
said Article 22, and to repeal and reordain with amend-
ments Section 6(k)(l) of said Article 22, and to add
new subsection (1A) to Section 6(k) of said Article 22,
and to add new Section 6(m) to said Article 22, and to
repeal Section 11 of said Article 22 and to ordain in lieu
thereof a new Section 11 to said Article 22, and to repeal
and reordain with amendments Paragraphs (14) and (15)
of Section 30 of Article 22 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Retirement Systems," subtitle
"Fire and Police Employees," and to add new Paragraph
(15a) to Section 30 of said Article 22, and to repeal and
reordain with amendments Section 34(k)(l) of said
Article 22, and to add new subsection (1A) to Section
34 (k) of said Article 22, and to add new Section 34 (m)
to said Article 22, and to repeal and reordain with amend-

22 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 237

ments Section 38 of said Article 22, providing that re-
tirement or benefit allowances, which are calculated on
an annual basis payable under the Employees Retirement
System of the City of Baltimore and the Fire and Police
Employees Retirement System of the City of Baltimore be
paid in Jess than- monthly installments SUCH PERIODIC
PAYMENTS AS MAY BE DETERMINED BY THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATES; providing a basis for
calculating such allowances; providing for such allow-
ances to be paid; pertainng to the rights of retirees
of the Employees Retirement System of the City of Balti-
more and to the rights of retirees of the Fire and Police
Employees Retirement System of the City of Baltimore
in connection with maximum and other optional allow-
ances under said system; providing for the payment of
certain benefits in connection with the death of a retiree
within thirty (30) days after the effective date of his
retirement; providing for offsetting certain payments
against certain allowances under certain conditions; and
providing further that rights, benefits and funds created
by these subtitles, "Employees Retirement System," "Fire
and Police Employees Retirement System," shall be
exempt from execution or other process and shall be
unassignable, with certain exceptions^ AND PROVID-
ING GENERALLY IN RELATION TO SAID RETIRE-
MENT SYSTEMS.

Section 1. Beit ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Paragraphs (14) and (15) of Section 1 of
Article 22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
"Retirement Systems," subtitle "Employees Retirement Sys-
tem," be and the same are hereby repealed and reordained
with amendments and that new Paragraph (15a) be added
to Section 1 of said Article 22, all to read as follows :

(14) "Annuity" shall mean payments for life derived
from the "accumulated contributions" of a member. [All
annuities shall be paid in equal monthly instalments.]

(15) "Pensions" shall mean payments for life derived
from money provided by the City of Baltimore. [All pen-
sions shall be paid in equal monthly instalments.]

ORDINANCES 23

(15a) All retirement allowances or other benefits ivhich
are calculated on an annual basis shall be payable for each
day in a year m lew than monthly IN SUCH PERIODIC
installments as may be determined from time to time by the
Board of Estimates to be in conformance ivith prevailing
payment practices for active municipal employees and such
daily alio iran res sliall be computed by dividing the annual
allowance by 365.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That Section 6(k) (1) of Article
22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Retire-
ment Systems," subtitle "Employees Retirement System,"
be and the same is hereby repealed and reordained, with
amendments to read as follows:

[(k) OPTIONAL ALLOWANCES. (1) With the pro-
vision that no optional selection shall be effective in case
a beneficiary dies within thirty days after retirement, and
that such a beneficiary shall be considered as an active
member at the time of death; until the first payment on
account of any benefit becomes normally due, any member
may elect to receive his benefit in a retirement allowance
payable throughout life, or he may elect to receive the
actuarial equivalent, at that time, of his retirement allow-
ance in a lesser retirement allowance payable throughout
life with the provisions that : J

(k) Option OPTIONAL allowances. (1) Any member
ivho is entitled to a disability or service allowance under the
provisions of this subtitle may elect to receive the maximum
amount of such allowance or he may elect to receive the
actuarial equivalent of such allowance, computed as of the
effective date of retirement, in a lesser amount payable
throughout life in accordance with the following provi-
sions :

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That new subsection (1A) be
added to Section 6(k) of Article 22 of the Baltimore City
Code (1966 Edition), title "Retirement Systems," subtitle
"Employees Retirement System" and that new subsection
(m) be added to Section 6 of said Article 22, all to read as
follows :

24 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 237

(1A) Any living retired member shall have the right
within thirty (30) days after the effective date of his re-
tirement, and not thereafter, to change his election of the
maximum allowance to any one of the options hereinbefore
set forth or to change his election of any one of said options
to another one of said options, or to change his election
from any one of said options to the maximum allowance.
Any living retired member shall have the right within
thirty (30) days after the effective date of his retirement
to change his designation of a beneficiary, but thereafter
no such change may be made in connection with any option
hereinbefore set forth which provides for the payment
of a benefit allowance to, and throughout the life of, the
beneficiary designated.

The election of any option or any change in connection
therewith shall be made on forms provided for that pur-
pose by the Board of Trustees and filed with the Board.

(m)(l) If any living retired member changes the type
or kind of retirement allowance elected by him as provided
in subsection (h)(1), then any payments which may have
been made prior to such change are to be taken into
account in arriving at the amount to be paid in connection
with the retirement allowance finally selected.

(2) Any member ivho retires and dies within thirty
(30) days after his effective date of retirement and ivho
has been granted a retirement allowance of maximum
benefits either for service, ordinary disability, or accidental
disability, or ivho has elected to receive one of the several
optional allowances available in lieu thereof, shall be con-
sidered as a member dying in active service and the benefits
provided in Section 6(h) shall be paid as therein provided.

(3) Any retirement allotvance payments made to any
/(tired member, ivho dies within thirty (30) days after
his effective date of retirement, shall be offset against any
amounts payable under the provisions of Section 6(h).

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That Section 11 of Article 22 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Retirement
Systems," subtitle "Employees Retirement System," be and
it is hereby repealed and that a new Section 11 be and it is
hereby ordained in lieu thereof to read as follows :

ORDINANCES 25

[11. Assignments prohibited.

The right of a person to a pension, an annuity or a
retirement allowance, to the return of contributions, the
pension annuity or retirement allowance itself, any optional
benefit or death benefit, any other right accrued or accruing
to any person under the provisions of this subtitle and the
moneys in the various funds created by this subtitle shall
be unassignable.]

1 1 . Exemption from Assignment and Execution.

The right of a person to a pension, an annuity or retire-
ment allowance, TO THE RETURN OF CONTRIBU-
TIONS, THE PENSION, ANNUITY OR RETIREMENT
ALLOWANCE itself, any optional benefit or death benefit,
or any other right or benefit accrued or accruing to any
person under the provisions of this subtitle, and the moneys
in the various funds created by this subtitle, shall not be
subject to execution, garnishment, attachment, or any other
process whatsoever, and shall be unassignable, except as
folloivs:

(a) Deductions may be made from the pension, an-
nuity or retirement allowance of a retired member for any
payroll deduction authorized by the City for its employees,
provided that the retired member has consented thereto in
writing on a form approved by the Director of Finance;
and

(b) The accumulated contributions or any part thereof
of a member withdrawing from service may be paid to
any person, firm or corporation from whom the member
maty have obtained a le€m te u&e te jmy- loans, for ivhich
payroll deductions are authorized by the City for its em-
ployees, provided that the member has consented thereto
in writing.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That Paragraphs (14) and (15)
of Section 30 of Article 22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Retirement Systems," subtitle "Fire and
Police Employees Retirement System/' be and they are
hereby repealed and reordained with amendments and that
new Paragraph (15a) be added to Section 30 of said Article
22, all to read as follows :

ORDINANCES Ord. No. 237

30.

(14) "Annuity" shall mean payments for life derived
from the "accumulated contributions" of a member. [All
annuities shall be paid in equal semi-monthly installments.]

(15) "Pensions" shall mean payments for life derived
from money provided by the City of Baltimore. [All pen-
sions shall be paid in equal semi-monthly installments.]

(15a) All retirement allowances or other benefits
which are calculated on an annual basis shall be payable
for each day in a year in lees than monthly IN SUCH PERI-
ODIC installments as may be determined from time to time
by the Board of Estimates to be in conformance with pre-
vailing payment practices for active municipal employees
and such daily alloivance shall be computed by dividing the
annual alloivance by 365.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That Section 34 (k) (1) of Article
22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Re-
tirement Systems," subtitle "Fire and Police Employees
Retirement System," be and the same is hereby repealed
and reordained, with amendments to read as follows :

[(k) Optional alloivances. (1) In lieu of the disability
or service allowances payable under the aforesaid provi-
sions, any member may, within thirty days after the effec-
tive date or retirement, elect a reduced retirement allow-
ance of equivalent actuarial value in one of the optional
forms set out below. The election of the option shall be
made on a form provided for that purpose and shall be filed
with the Board of Trustees. A member who has elected
an optional benefit may change such election by due notice
to the Board of Trustees, but no change may be made after
the first payment of his allowance becomes normally due.
Provided, however anything herein to the contrary not-
withstanding, a member, who, having elected to receive
the maximum disability or service allowances under the
aforesaid provisions shall die within thirty (30) days after
the effective date of his retirement shall be considered as
having died in active service pursuant to the provisions of
Section 34, Subsection (i) hereof and the benefits payable
shall be as therein provided for.]

ORDINANCES 27

(k) Optio?ial allowances. (1) Any member ivho is en-
titled to a disability or service allowance under the provi-
sions of this subtitle may elect to receive the maximum
amount of such allowance or he may elect to receive the
actuarial equivalent of such alloivance, computed as of the
effective date of retirement, in a lesser amount payable
throughout life in accordance ivith the folloiving provi-
sions:

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That new subsection (1A) be
added to Section 34 (k) of Article 22 of the Baltimore City
Code (1966 Edition), title "Retirement Systems," subtitle
"Fire and Police Employees Retirement System," and that
new subsection (m) be added to Section 34 of said Article
22, all to read as follows :

(1A) Any living retired member shall have the right
within thirty (30) days after the effective date of his re-
tirement , and not thereafter, to change his election of the
maximum allowance to any one of the options hereinbefore
set forth or to change his election of any one of said options
to another one of said options, or to change his election from
any one of said options to the maximum allowance,. Any
living retired member shall have the right within thirty
(30) days after the effective date of his retirement to
change his designation of a beneficiary, but thereafter no
such change may be made in connection with any option
hereinbefore set forth ivhich provides for the payment of
a benefit allowance to, and throughout the life, of the
beneficiary designated.

The election of any option or any change in connection
therewith shall be made on forms provided for that pur-
pose by the Board of Trustees and filed with the Board.

(m)(l) If any living retired member changes the type
or kind of retirement allowance elected by him as provided
in subsection (k)(l), then any payments which may have
been made prior to such change are to be taken into ac-
count in arriving at the amount to be paid in connection
with the retirement allowance finally selected.

28 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 237

(2) Any member who retires and dies within thirty
(30) days after his effective date of retirement and who
has been granted a retirement allowance of maximum
benefits either for service, ordinary disability, or accidental
SPECIAL disability, or ivho has elected to receive one of the
ral optional allowances available in lieu thereof, shall be
considered, as a member dying in active service and the
benefits provided in Section 3h(h) shall be paid as therein
prodded.

(8) Any retirement allowance payments made to any
retired member, ivho dies within thirty (30) days after
his effective date of retirement, shall be offset against any
amounts payable under the provisions of Section 3U(h).

Sec. 8. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That Section 38 of Article 22
of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Retire-
ment Systems," subtitle "Fire and Police Employees Retire-
ment System," be and it is hereby repealed and reordained
with amendments to read as follows:

38. Exemption from Assignment and Execution.

The right of a person to a pension, an annuity or a
retirement allowance, to the return of contributions, the
pension, annuity or retirement allowance itself, any
optional benefit or death benefit, or any right or benefit
accrued or accruing to any person under the provisions of
this subtitle, and the moneys in the various funds created
by this subtitle, shall not be subject to execution, garnish-
ment, attachment, or any other process whatsoever and
shall be unassignable except as [in this subtitle specifically
provided.] folloivs:

(a) Deductions may be made from the pension, annuity
or retirement allowance of a retired member for any pay-
roll deduction authorized by the City for its employees,
provided that the retired member has consented thereto
in writing on a form approved by the Director of Finance;
and

(b) The accumulated contributions or any part thereof
of a member withdrawing from service may be paid to
any person, firm or corporation from whom the member
may have obtained a loan £# um to p&y loans for which

ORDINANCES 29

payroll deductions are authorized by the City for its em-
ployees, provided that the member has consented thereto
in writing.

Sec. 9. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall be applicable for the entire calendar year 1972
and succeeding years.

SEC. 10. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That this ordinance shall take
effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 13, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 238
(Council No. 534)

An Ordinance to add a new Section 211 (14c) to Article 31
of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit
and Traffic," subtitle "Parking Meters," concerning park-
ing meters on the west side of Harford Road between
Shirley Avenue and Halcyon Avenue.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Section 211 (14c) be and it is
hereby added to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle "Park-
ing Meters," to read as follows:

211.

(lUc) Harford Road, westerly side, from Shirley Ave-
nue to Halcyon Avenue.

Sec 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 15, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

30 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 239

No. 239
(Council No. 437)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in ac-
cordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City
Charter all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore in and to the former bed of Jon Avenue
50 feet wide and extending from Southwestern Boule-
vard South 47 degrees 32 minutes 20 seconds East 287.5
feet to the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road Right-of-Way. Said property being no longer
needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or
private sale, in accordance with Article V, Section 5(b)
of the City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore in and to the former bed of Joh
Avenue (now closed) situate in Baltimore City, Maryland,
and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the
intersection of the southeast side of Southwestern Boule-
vard, as now laid out, and the northeast side of Joh Avenue,
50 feet wide, as opened in accordance with Ordinance No.
635 approved January 22, 1929, and now closed, and run-
ning thence binding on the northeast side of said Joh
Avenue, now closed, south 47 degrees 32 minutes 20 sec-
onds east 289 feet, more or less, to intersect the northwest
outline of the Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Railroad Right-of-Way; thence binding on the northwest
outline of said Right-of-Way, south 31 degrees 38 minutes
56 seconds west 51 feet, more or less, to intersect the
southwest side of said Joh Avenue, now closed; thence
binding on the southwest side of said Joh Avenue, now
closed, north 47 degrees 32 minutes 20 seconds west 285.94
feet to intersect the aforesaid southeast side of Southwest-
ern Boulevard and thence binding on the southeast side of
said Southwestern Boulevard, north 27 degrees 59 minutes
35 seconds east 51 feet, more or less, to the place of be-
ginning.

ORDINANCES 31

Said property being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved December 20, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 240
(Council No. 475)

An Ordinance to authorize the use of the property on the
east side of Ponca Street, south of Eastern Avenue and
north of Fleet Street as outlined in red on the plats
accompanying this ordinance for an open air off-street
parking facility in the R-8 Zoning District pursuant to
Sections 4.8-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "The Zoning Ordi-
nance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051) ap-
proved April 20. 1971.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the property on the south side of
Eastern Avenue and north of Fleet Street as outlined in
red on the plats accompanying this ordinance be and it is
hereby authorized for use as an open air off-street parking
facility in the R-8 Zoning District pursuant to Sections
4.8-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "The Zoning Ordinance of Baltimore
City" (Ordinance No. 1051), approved April 20, 1971.

32 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 241

tering the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City
Council shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves
the ordinance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer
shall then transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of
the plats to the following: the Board of Municipal and
Zoning Appeals, the Planning Commission, the Commis-
sioner of the Department of Housing and Community
Development, the Commissioner of Transit and Traffic, and
the Zoning Administrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved December 20, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 241
(Council No. 159)

An Ordinance to repeal and re-ordain with amendments
Section 122 of Article I of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), as said section was ordained by Ordi-
nance No. 251, approved September 30, 1968, title
"Mayor, City Council, Municipal Agencies/' subtitle
"Municipal Employee Relations," subheading "Griev-
ance Procedure," to provide for binding arbitration of
grievances where not contrary to the Baltimore City
Charter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 122 of Article I of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), as said section was ordained by
Ordinance No. 251, approved September 30, 1968, title
"Mayor, City Council, Municipal Agencies," a subtitle
Municipal Employee Relations," subheading "Grievance
Procedure," be and it is hereby repealed and re-ordained
with amendments to read as follows :

122. Grievance Procedure.

Understandings reached between an employee organiza-
tion which is the exclusive representative of employees in

ORDINANCES 33

an appropriate unit and the employer may contain provi-
sions concerning procedures for consideration and resolu-
tion of grievances by binding arbitration, provided, how-
ever, that if binding arbitration of a particular gru
would be contrary to any of the provisions of the Balti-
more City Charter, the decision of any arbitrator shall
not be final and binding on the parties but shall be ad-
visory only. Such procedures shall be in addition to any
grievance procedure already established by the Board of
Estimates and the employee shall have the right to choose
which method of grievance procedure he prefers. Once an
employee has elected to pursue a specific grievance pro-
cedure, he is bound by his election and he may not sub-
sequently choose to follow a different procedure.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage, BUT SHALL
NOT APPLY TO GRIEVANCES WHICH ARE CUR-
RENTLY PENDING BEFORE AN ARBITRATOR.

Approved December 19, 1972.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 242

(Council No. 495)

An Ordinance designating as a "Renewal Area," an area
situate in Baltimore City, Maryland, known as the "Cold-
spring Neighborhood Development Program Urban Re-
newal Area" (herein referred to as Coldspring Area)
bounded generally by Northern Parkway on the north,
the Jones Falls Expressway on the east, Druid Park Drive
on the south, and Greenspring Avenue on the west; ap-
proving a Renewal Plan for the Coldspring Area; au-
thorizing the acquisition by purchase or by condemna-
tion by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, for
urban renewal purposes, of the fee simple interest or
any lesser interest, in and to certain properties or por-
tions thereof, together with improvements thereon, situ-
ate in Baltimore City, Maryland, within the Coldspring

34 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 242

Area; providing that in selling property in the Cold-
spring Area, the Department of Housing and Community
Development shall require that developers agree in writ-
ing not to discriminate in the sale, lease, use, or oc-
cupancy of the property developed by them against any
person because of race, creed, color, or national origin;
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el *enew-a4 plans as set lerth- in Ordin a^ee ^er 4r5£y ap-
prov e4 June S&y 196 8 , which the Re newa l Plan £e* the
CeM spring Area may- net meet^ providing that the ap-
proval of the said Renewal Plan for the Coldspring Area
is not an enactment of any of the amendments to the
Zoning Ordinance proposed therein; providing that
where the provisions of this ordinance shall conflict with
any other ordinance, code or regulation, the provision
which establishes the higher standard shall prevail; and
providing for the effective date hereof.

Whereas, the Planning Commission, acting pursuant to
powers vested by Section 23(a) of Article 13 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), as amended by Ordinance
No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, has heretofore determined
that the Coldspring Area, as hereinbelow more particularly
described and embracing approximately 576 acres, may be
benefited through the exercise of those functions and
powers of the City of Baltimore which are vested in the
Department of Housing and Community Development by
Ordinance No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, and has recom-
mended to the City Council that an ordinance be passed
to designate the Coldspring Area as a "Renewal Area";
and

Whereas, under Ordinance No. 152, approved June 28,
1968, the Department of Housing and Community Develop-
ment is authorized to prepare and administer Renewal
Plans in Renewal Areas ; and

Whereas, the Department of Housing and Community
Development has prepared a Renewal Plan for the Cold-
spring Area, consisting of a cover page, a table of con-
tents, eighteen (18) pages of text, and five (5) exhibits;
and

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Whereas, the said Renewal Plan for the Coldspring Area
was approved at lewal Plan by the Planning Com-

mission of Baltimore City on October 5, 1972 and was ap-
proved and recommended to the City Council by the Com-
missioner of the Department of Housing and Community
Development on October 5, 1972.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltic tare, That it is hereby found and determined that
the Coldspring Area, as hereinbelow more particularly de-
scribed, may be benefited through the exercise of the func-
tions and powers vested in the Department of Housing and
Community Development.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the said Cold-
spring Area is more particularly described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the intersection of the south
side of Northern Parkway, and the west side of the North-
ern Central Railroad right-of-way, said point being the
north corner of Lot 3, Block 4756- A, Section 17, Ward 27 ;
thence from said point of beginning, binding on the west-
ern right-of-way line of the Northern Central Railroad,
southerly to intersect the north side of a 12-foot alley, said
intersection being twelve feet east of the northeast corner
of Lot 7, Block 3357-A, Section 4, Ward 13 ; thence binding
on said line, as extended, to intersect the west side of
Clipper Road; thence binding on the west side of Clipper
Road southeasterly to intersect to the north side of the
first 14-foot alley ; thence binding on the north side of said
1 4-foot alley westerly to intersect the west side of the first
12-foot alley; thence binding on the west side of said 12-
foot alley southerly to intersect the north side of Rockrose
Avenue ; thence binding on the north side of Rockrose Ave-
nue westerly to intersect the northeast side of Hooper
Avenue; thence binding on the northeast side of Hooper
Avenue northwesterly and southwesterly to intersect the
division line between Lot 1, Block 3357-A, Section 4, Ward
13 and Lot 19 A, Block 3357-C, Section 4, Ward 13 ; thence
binding on said division line northwesterly to intersect the
division line between Lots 19 A and 21, Block 3357-C, Sec-
tion 4, Ward 13 ; thence binding on said division line south-
westerly to intersect the division line between Lots 21 and

36 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 242

20, Block 3357-C, Section 4, Ward 13; thence binding on
said division line southwesterly 615 feet, more or less, to a
point on said division line ; thence from said point binding
on a line southwesterly 260 feet, more or less, to a point
lying 80 feet due east of the division line between Lot 20,
Block 3357-C, Section 4, Ward 13, and Lot 1, Block 3357-G,
Section 4, Ward 13, said point being the western corner
of a fenced parking area situated on Lot 20, Block 3357-C,
Section 4, Ward 13 ; thence from said point binding on a line
southerly to intersect the division line between Lots 17 and
20, Block 33r>7-C, Section 4, Ward 13, at the western right-
of-way line of a 20-foot alley; thence binding on the west
side of said 20-foot alley as extended, southerly to intersect
the south side of Rockrose Avenue; thence binding on the
south side of Rockrose Avenue westerly to intersect the A
western property line of the property known as 2200 Q&-

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tended ? southerly to intersect the north s44e of Druid Park
POINT 33 FEET, MORE OR LESS, EAST OF THE IN-
TERSECTION OF ROCKROSE AVENUE AND THE
DIVISION LINE BETWEEN BLOCK 3357-H AND
BLOCK 3389-91; THENCE FROM SAID POINT BIND-
ING ON A LINE EXTENDING SOUTHERLY, PARAL-
LEL TO THE STRUCTURE SITUATED AT 2200 GI-
RARD AVENUE, TO INTERSECT THE DIVISION
LINE BETWEEN LOT 20/23 AND LOT 33, BLOCK
3389-91 : THENCE BINDING ON SAID DIVISION LINE
EASTERLY TO INTERSECT THE WEST SIDE OF THE
FIRST 10-FOOT ALLEY; THENCE BINDING ON THE
WEST SIDE OF SAID FIRST 10-FOOT ALLEY SOUTH-
ERLY TO INTERSECT THE NORTH SIDE OF A SEC-
OND 10-FOOT ALLEY; THENCE BINDING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF SAID SECOND 10-FOOT ALLEY
WESTERLY TO INTERSECT THE DIVISION LINE
BETWEEN LOT 33 AND LOT 32, BLOCK 3389-91, SEC-
TION 4, WARD 13, AS EXTENDED; THENCE BINDING
ON SAID DIVISION LINE SOUTHERLY TO INTER-
SECT THE NORTH SIDE OF DRUID PARK Drive;
thence binding on the north side of Druid Park
Drive westerly to intersect the east side of the first 9-foot
6-inch alley ; thence binding on the east side of said 9-foot
6-inch alley northerly, easterly and northerly again to
intersect the western property line of Lot 20/23, Block 3389-

ORDINANCES 37

91, Section 4, Ward 13; thence binding on said property
line northerly to intersect the western right-of-way line
OF ROCKROSE AVENUE; THENCE BINDING ON
SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE northerly to intersect
the Division line between Lot 18, Block 3357-C, Section 4,
Ward 13, and Lot 25/33, Block 3357-H, Section 4, Ward L3;
thence binding on said division line northerly to intersect the
division line between Lot 1, Block 3357-G and Lot 20, Block
3357-C Section 4, Ward 13; thence binding on said division
line northerly 60 feet, more or less, to a point on said division
line ;thence from said point binding on a line northwesterly
290 feet, more or less, to a point lying 290 feet due north of
the division line between Lot 1, Block 3357-G, Section 4,
Ward 13, and Lot 25/33, Block 3357-H, Section 4, Ward 13 ;
thence from said point binding on a line northerly to inter-
sect the division line between Lots 1 and 2, Block 3357-G,
Section 4, Ward 13, said point lying 250 feet, more or less,
west of the intersection of said division line and the division
line between Block 3357-G and Block 3357-C ; thence from
said point binding on the division line between Lots 1 and
2, Block 3357-G, Section 4, Ward 13, westerly, northerly
and westerly again to intersect the center line of Green-
spring Avenue ; thence binding on the center line of Green-
spring Avenue northerly to intersect the south side of
Northern Parkway; thence binding on the south side of
Northern Parkway northeasterly to the point of beginning.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the Renewal
Plan for the Coldspring Area, identified as "Urban Re-
newal Plan for the Coldspring Neighborhood Development
Program Urban Renewal Area. . .dated Soptombor 2^
NOVEMBER 30, 1972", is hereby approved, and the Clerk
of the City Council is hereby directed to file a copy of said
Renewal Plan with the Department of Legislative Reference
as a permanent public record and to make the same available
for public inspection and information. In connection with
said approval, it is hereby found and determined that (1) the
financial aid to be provided in the contract is necessary
to enable the project to be undertaken in accordance with
the Urban Renewal Plan; (2) the Urban Renewal Plan
will afford maximum opportunity, consistent with the
sound needs of the locality as a whole, for the rehabilitation
or redevelopment of the urban renewal area by private

38 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 242

enterprise; (3) the Urban Renewal Plan conforms to a
general plan for the development of the locality as a whole ;
and (4) the Urban Renewal Plan gives due consideration
to the provision of adequate park and recreational areas
and facilities, as may be desirable for neighborhood im-
provement, with special consideration for the health, safety,
and welfare of children residing in the general vicinity
of the site covered by the Plan.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained. That it is necessary
to acquire by purchase or by condemnation for urban re-
newal purposes of the fee simple interest or any lesser
interest, in and to the properties or portions thereof situate
in Baltimore City, Maryland, and described as follows:

4210 Clarkdale Road

4211 Clarkdale Road

2001 West Cold Spring Lane
2013 West Cold Spring Lane
2100 West Cold Spring Lane
2105 West Cold Spring Lane
2107 West Cold Spring Lane
2110 West Cold Spring Lane
2201 West Cold Spring Lane
2221 West Cold Spring Lane
2232 West Cold Spring Lane

1915 West Old Cold Spring Lane

1916 West Old Cold Spring Lane
2007 West Old Cold Spring Lane
2010 West Old Cold Spring Lane
2012 West Old Cold Spring Lane
2029 West Old Cold Spring Lane

2301 Derby Road
2303 Derby Road

2319 Derby Road

2320 Derby Road

2321 Derby Road
2323 Derby Road

Um± portion e4 2200 16 Druid ¥&¥k Drive lymg west e4 a
l+«e which parallels the division lifte between sa44 address

ORDINANCES 39

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4300-02 Edgehurst Road

4301 Edgehurst Road

4303 Edgehurst Road

4304 Edgehurst Road

4305 Edgehurst Road

4306 Edgehurst Road

4307 Edgehurst Road

that portion of 2200 Girard Avenue, Lot 20/23, Block 3389-
91, lying west of line the beginning point of which lies on
the south side of Rockrose Avenue and 33 feet more or less
east of the intersection of the southside of Rockrose Avenue
and the division line between Block 3357-H and Block
3389-91, and which line extends southerly parallel to the
structure situated at 2200 Girard Avenue to intersect the
division line between Lot 20/23 and Lot 33, Block 3389-91.

2206 Gordon Road

2215 Gordon Road

2216 Gordon Road

that portion of 3825 Greenspring Avenue described as
follows : Beginning for the same at the intersection of the
division line between Lots 1 and 2, Block 3357-G and divi-
sion line between Lot 1, Block 3357-G and Lot 20, Block
3357-C; thence from said point of beginning binding on
the division line between Lot 1, Block 3357-G and Lot 20,
Block 3357-C southerly 487 feet, more or less, to a point
on said division line; thence from said point binding on a
line northwesterly 290 feet, more or less, to a point lying
290 feet due north of the division line between Lot 1, Block
3357-G and Lot 25/33, Block 3357-H; thence from said
point binding on a line northerly to intersect the division
line between Lots 1 and 2, Block 3357-G, said point lying
250 feet, more or less, west of the intersection of said divi-
sion line and the division line between Block 3357-G and
Block 3357-C; thence from said point binding on the divi-
sion line between Lots 1 and 2, Block 3357-G, easterly to
the point of beginning.

40 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 242

3925 Greenspring Avenue
4017 Greenspring Avenue

that portion of 4701 Greenspring Avenue lying southeast
of a line whose beginning points lie on the south side of
Woodland Avenue and 1250 feet, more or less, east of the
intersection of the south side of Woodland Avenue and the
east side of Greenspring Avenue and which line extends
in a southwesterly direction parallel to Melvale Road to
intersect the north side of Lot 6A, Block 4756.
4801 Greenspring Avenue
4807 Greenspring Avenue
4901 Greenspring Avonuo

ALL OF 4901 GREENSPRING AVENUE EXCEPT
THAT PORTION DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS :

BEGINNING FOR THE SAME AT A POINT ON THE
EAST SIDE OF GREENSPRING AVENUE, AS NOW
LAID OUT, SAID POINT OF BEGINNING BEING THE
BEGINNING OF THE SIXTH LINE OF THE FIRST
PARCEL OF LAND CONVEYED BY BRUCE COTTEN
"ETAL" TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
BALTIMORE BY DEED DATED MARCH 8, 1943 AND
RECORDED AMONG THE LAND RECORDS OF BAL-
TIMORE CITY IN LIBER M.L.P. NO. 6432 FOLIO 498
AND RUNNING THENCE BINDING ON THE SIXTH
THROUGH AND INCLUDING THE EIGHTEENTH
LINES OF THE FIRST PARCEL OF LAND DESCRIBED
IN SAID DEED THE THIRTEEN FOLLOWING
COURSES AND DISTANCES; NAMELY, NORTH 84°-
14'-50" EAST 3.71 FEET, BY A LINE CURVING TO THE
LEFT WITH A RADIUS OF 386.00 FEET, THE DIS-
TANCE OF 167.30 FEET WHICH ARC IS SUBTENDED
BY A CHORD BEARING NORTH 69°-48'-00" EAST
166.00 FEET, BY A LINE CURVING TO THE RIGHT
WITH A RADIUS OF 2036.00 FEET THE DISTANCE OF
396.37 FEET WHICH ARC IS SUBTENDED BY A
CHORD BEARING NORTH 61°-48'-00" EAST 395.75
FEET, NORTH 70°-33 , -00" EAST 47.00 FEET, NORTH
75°-33'-00" EAST 33.00 FEET, NORTH 75°-16'-00" EAST
453.75 FEET, NORTH 86°-32'-00" EAST 212.00 FEET,
SOUTH 80°-53'-00" EAST 38.00 FEET, SOUTH 65°-16'-00"
EAST 132.00 FEET, SOUTH 64°-18'-00" EAST 66.00
FEET, SOUTH 58°-22'-00" EAST 66.00 FEET, SOUTH

ORDINANCES 41

43°-06'-00" EAST 49.50 FEET, AND SOUTH 34°-52'-00"
EAST 374.59 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF THE PAR-
CEL OF LAND CONVEYED BY JULIA L. McILVAINE
"ETAL" TO THE BAIS YAAKOV SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
INC. BY DEED DATED JULY 19, 1948 AND RECORDED
AMONG THE AFORESAID LAND RECORDS IN LIBER
M.L.P. NO. 7521, FOLIO 300; THENCE BINDING ON
THE FIRST LINE OF LAST SAID DEED, AS NOW SUR-
VEYED, SOUTH 52°-29'-40" WEST 256.00 FEET;
THENCE FOR NEW LINES OF DIVISION THROUGH
SAID PARCEL OF LAND NOW OR FORMERLY
OWNED BY THE BAIS YAAKOV SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
INC. THE THREE FOLLOWING COURSES AND DIS-
TANCES; NAMELY, NORTH 49°-00'-20" WEST 647.89
FEET, SOUTH 38°-29'-50" WEST 630.00 FEET, AND
SOUTH 80°-44'-50" WEST 640.00 FEET TO THE AFORE-
SAID EAST SIDE OF GREENSPRING AVENUE AND
THENCE BINDING ON THE EAST SIDE OF SAID
GREENSPRING AVENUE, NORTH 05°-45'-10" WEST
400.00 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING.

CONTAINING 707,489.99 SQUARE FEET OR 16.2417
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.

ALL COURSES AND DISTANCES IN THE ABOVE DE-
SCRIPTION ARE REFERRED TO THE TRUE MERID-
IAN AS ADOPTED BY THE BALTIMORE SURVEY
CONTROL SYSTEM.

4801 MelvaleRoad
4803 MelvaleRoad

2305 Ruscombe Lane

all of 2405 Ruscombe Lane except that portion of the lot
situated botwoon two parallel linos lying fifteen (15) feet
from an4 p a rallel te the eastern a«4 western ends e4 tke

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DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING FOR THE
T THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTH SIDE
OF RUSCOMBE LANE AND A LINE LYING FIFTEEN
FEET WEST OF AND PARALLEL TO THE WESTERN-
MOST STRICTURE ON THE LOT; THENCE BINDING
ON SAID LINE SOUTHERLY TO INTERSECT A LINE
LYING 25 FEET SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL TO THE
WESTERNMOST STRUCTURE ON THE LOT; THENCE

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Ord. No. 242

BINDING ON SAID LINE EASTERLY TO INTERSECT
A LINE LYING FIFTEEN FEET EAST OF AND PARAL-
LEL TO THE EASTERNMOST STRUCTURE ; THENCE
BINDING ON SAID LINE NORTHERLY TO INTER-
SECT THE SOUTH SIDE OF RUSCOMBE LANE;
THENCE BINDING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF RUS-
COMBE LANE WESTERLY TO THE POINT OF BE-
GINNING.

2407 Ruscombe Lane

Lot 1

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 2

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 3

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 4

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 5

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 5A

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 5B

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 6

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 6A

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 8

Block 3357

Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 1

Block 3357-A Section 4

Ward 13

Lot 1 Block 3357-B Section 4 Ward 13
Lot 2/3 Block 3357-B Section 4 Ward 13
also known as 3900 Clipper Road

Lot 17 Block 3357-C Section 4 Ward 13
Lot 18 Block 3357-C Section 4 Ward 13

Portion of Lot 20, Block 3357-C, Section 4, Ward 13, known
as 3725 Maiden Avenue, described as follows: Beginning
for the same at the intersection of the division line between
Block 3357-C and Block 3357-G and the division line be-
tween Lots 20 and 21, Block 3357-C; thence from said point
of beginning and binding on the division line between Lots
20 and 21, Block 3357-C easterly 112 feet, more or less,
to a point on said division line; thence from said point
eft 6fti4 division Uftej t honco from sa44 point binding on a
line southwesterly 260 feet, more or less, to a point lying
80 feet due east of the division line between Lot 20, Block
3357-C, and Lot 1, Block 3357-G, said point being the west-
ern coiner of a fenced parking area situated on Lot 20,
Block 3357-C; thence from said point binding on a line
southerly to intersect the division line between Lots 17 and

ORDINANCES 43

20, Block 3357-C, at the western right-of-way line of a 20-
foot alley ; thence binding on the division line between Lots
17 and 20, Block 3357-C westerly to intersect the division
line between Block 3357-C and Block 3357-H; thence
binding on said division line northerly to the point of be-
ginning.

Lot 21, Block 3357-C, Section 4, Ward 13

Lot 2 /S, Block 3357-D, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 4, Block 3357-D, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 5, Block 3357-D, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 6, Block 3357-D, Section 4, Ward 13

Lot 1, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 4 A, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 5A, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
known as 2011 West Cold Spring Lane

Lot 13, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 14/17, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 18 19. Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 20, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 21, Block 3357-E, Section 4, Ward 13

Lot 5A, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 5B, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 7, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 8, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 8A, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 9, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 9A, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 10, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 11, Block 3357-F, Section 4, Ward 13

Lot 1, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 1A, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 2, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 3, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 4, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 7, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 11, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 11A, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 12, Block 3357-1. Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 13, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 14, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 15, Block 3357-1, Section 4, Ward 13

44 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 242

Lot 2C, Block 3357-J, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 3, Block 3357-J, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 3A, Block 3357-J, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 3B, Block 3357-J, Section 4, Ward 13
Lot 4, Block 3357-J, Section 4, Ward 13

Lot 4, Block 4756, Section 17, Ward 27
Lot 6, Block 4756, Section 17, Ward 27
Lot 6A, Block 4756, Section 17, Ward 27
Lot 15, Block 4756, Section 17, Ward 27
Lot 16, Block 4756, Section 17, Ward 27

Lot 3, Block 4756-A, Section 17, Ward 27

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That the Real Estate
Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comptroller,
or such person or persons and in such manner as the Board
of Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested in it by
Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter, may
hereafter from time to time designate, is or are authorized
to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore and for the purposes described in this Ordinance
the fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and to the
properties or portions thereof hereinabove mentioned. If
the said Real Estate Acquisition Division of the Department
of the Comptroller, or such person or persons, and in such
manner as the Board of Estimates, in the exercise of the
power vested in it by Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore
City Charter, may hereafter from time to time designate,
is or are unable to agree with the owner or owners on
the purchase price for said properties or portions thereof, it
or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore
City, who shall thereupon institute in the name of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the necessary legal
proceedings to acquire by condemnation the fee simple
interest or any lesser interest in and to said properties or
portions thereof.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That in selling or
otherwise disposing of property in the Coldspring Area, the
Department of Housing and Community Development shall
require that developers agree in writing not to discriminate
in the sale, lease, use or occupany of the property developed
by them against any person because of race, creed, color,
or national origin.

ORDINANCES 45

Seer 3* A*4 be U further ordained^ That m whatever
respect, i£ aayv the Ronowal Plan approved hereby fe* the
Coldspring Area, may »et moot the roquiromonto as te the
oontont ef a Ronowal Plan eg the procedure £er the prepara
tion, adoption, and approval e£ Ronowal Plana as provided
m Ordinance £Jer i£2r approved Juno S&y 1968, the sa44
roquiromonts a*e hereby waived a«4 the Ronowal Plan ap-

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Sec. 44t 7. And 6e it further ordained, That in the event
it be judicially determined, that any word, phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, section or part in or of this ordinance
or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is
invalid, the remaining provisions and the application of such
provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not be
affected thereby, the Mayor and City Council hereby declar-
ing that they would have ordained the remaining provisions
of this ordinance without the word, phrase, clause, sentence,
paragraph, section or part of the application thereof so held
invalid.

Sec. iSr 8. And be it further ordained, That the approval
of the Renewal Plan for the Coldspring Area by this Ordi-
nance shall not be construed as an enactment of such
amendments to the Zoning Ordinance as are proposed in
said Renewal Plan.

Sec. 4&r 9. And be it further ordained, That in any case
where a provision of this ordinance concerns the same sub-
ject matter as an existing provision of any zoning, building,
electrical, plumbing, health, fire or safety ordinance or code
or regulation, the applicable provisions concerned shall be
construed so as to give effect to each; provided, however,
that if such provisions are found to be in irreconcilable
conflict, the provision which establishes the higher stand-
ard for the promotion and protection of the public health
and safety shall prevail. In any case where a provision of
this ordinance is found to be in conflict with an existing
provision of any other ordinance or code or regulation in
force in the City of Baltimore which establishes a lower
standard for the promotion and protection of the public
health and safety, the provision of this ordinance shall pre-
vail, and the other existing provision of such other ordi-
nance or code or regulation is hereby repealed to the extent
that it may be found in conflict with this ordinance.

46 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 243

Sec. 44t 10. And be it further ordained, That this ordi-
nance shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 243
(Council No. 564)

An Ordinance to repeal and re-enact Section 1, and Sub-
sections A and C(2) of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1129,
approved June 30, 1971, authorize the Board of Esti-
mates to amend the contract between the City and the
United States of America and thereby to modify and
change the reference to specific areas included in the
Neighborhood Development Program ; modify and change
the amount of the notes which the City may issue under
the Neighborhood Development Program funding agree-
ments; and modify and change the maximum rate or
rates of interest which the City may pay on said notes;
and that any such contract amendments entered into
between the City and the Government are hereby de-
clared to be part of this ordinance and providing that
nothing in this ordinance shall change, alter, modify or
release: (a) any of the terms and provisions of the
forementioned ordinance except in the manner and to
the extent set forth in this ordinance; and (b) any of
the obligations or liabilities which said municipality has
incurred or may incur under the terms and provisions
of any project loan notes which said municipality has
heretofore issued, or of any project notes which said
municipality has heretofore issued and sold pursuant to
the forementioned ordinance.

Whereas, Ordinance No. 1129, approved June 30, 1971,
was enacted pursuant to the provisions of Article II, Sub-
section (15) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision),
and authorized the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to
borrow from the United States of America; to issue
obligations in the form of Project Loan Notes as provided

ORDINANCES 47

in said Ordinance; and to evidence loans obtained from
other than the United States of America by issuance of
short-term notes called "Project Notes", and established a
maximum amount of such Project Notes which may be
issued and outstanding in respect to specific Neighborhood
Development Areas under the Neighborhood Development
Program Master Agreement dated April 17, 1970, and under
various Neighborhood Development Program Funding
Agreements issued under said Master Agreement (herein
referred to as the "Contract") ; and

Whereas, the United States of America has included
other Neighborhood Development Areas (each of which is
approved by a specific Ordinance of the City) through the
Neighborhood Development Program Funding Agreements ;
and may from time to time add additional Neighborhood
Development Areas ; and

Whereas, the United States of America has substantially
increased the funding of the Neighborhood Development
Program ; and

Whereas, the United States of America has modified
the maximum rate of interest which the City may pay on
Project Notes issued and sold pursuant to the foremen-
tioned ordinance ; and

Whereas, the City proposes to avail itself of the financing
for the Neighborhood Development Program which has
been made available by the United States of America, or
which may be made available by the United States of
America from time to time ; and

Whereas, the United States of America has proposed
amendments to the contract between the City and the Gov-
ernment pertaining to the specific areas included in the
Neighborhood Development Program, or for changes in the
scope of the program, the amount of Notes which the City
may issue under the Neighborhood Development Program
funding agreements, and the maximum rate or rates of
interest which the City may pay on such Notes, and will
in the future propose other changes, it is in the best inter-
est of the City to authorize the Board of Estimates to
amend the contract between the City and the Government

48 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 243

for the more efficient administration of the Neighborhood
Development Program ; now, therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 1 and subsections A and C(2)
of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1129, approved June 30,
1971, be and they are hereby repealed and a new Section 1
and subsections A and C(2) of Section 2 are hereby or-
dained in lieu thereof to read as follows :

[Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the SAID Contract datod ,

entered into between the City and the Government for the
said Neighborhood Development Program composed of the
Washington Hill Neighborhood Development Area, the
Orchard-Biddle Neighborhood Development Area, and the
Oliver Neighborhood Development Area is hereby declared
to be a part of this Ordinance and all applicable provisions
thereof shall be deemed incorporated herein to the same
extent as if the provisions thereof were expressly set forth
in full herein.]

[Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That :]

[A. For the purpose of providing funds to pay expenses
incurred or to be incurred pursuant to the Contract or to
refund, renew or extend its outstanding Notes issued in
connection therewith, the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more is hereby authorized to issue its Project Notes for
purchase by the public from time to time; Provided, how-
ever, that at any one time the amount of Project Notes
issued and outstanding for this Program shall not exceed
the sum of Five Million Six Hundred Ninety-Three Thou-
sand Eight Hundred Seventy-Four Dollars ($5,693,874).
Such Project Notes shall be in such principal amounts,
bear such interest rates, be dated and mature, all as pre-
scribed in this Ordinance.]

[C.(2) The Commissioners of Finance, after receiving
Government approval of a recommended award of the
Notes, is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the
City to award the Notes at the lowest interest rate or
rates, not in excess of six and one-eighth percent (6Vs%)
per annum, offered in the proposals, without reference to

ORDINANCES 49

premiums; Provided, however, that as among proposals
specifying the same lowest interest rate and specifying a
premium, the award shall be made on the basis of the
highest premium per dollar principal amount of the Notes
specified in such proposals; Provided further, that in the
event every proposal relating to all or any part of the
Notes specifies a placement fee to be received by the pur-
chaser as compensation for the placement of such Notes,
which placement is to be paid by the Government and not
by the City, then the award of the Notes to which such
proposals relate shall be made on the basis of the lowest
placement fee specified per dollar amount of such Notes.]

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the said Contract dated April 17, 1970 ,
entered into between the City and the Government for the
said Neighborhood Development Program, as the said
Contract may be amended from time to time, by approval
of the Board of Estimates, describing the Neighborhood
Development Areas covered by said Contract, is hereby
declared to be a part of this ordinance and all applicable
provisions thereof shall be deemed incorporated herein to
the same extent as if the provisions thereof were expressly
set forth in full herein.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That:

A. For the purpose of providing funds to pay expenses
incurred or to be incurred pursuant to the Contract or to
refund, renew or extend its outstanding Notes issued in
connection therewith^ the Mayor and City Council of Bal-
timore is hereby authorized to issue its Project Notes for
purchase by the public from time to time; Provided, how-
ever, that at any one time the amount of Project Notes
issued and outstanding for this Program shall not exceed
the maximum amount of the temporary loan as presently
defined in the Contract (Twenty-Two Million Eight Hun-
dred Eighty-Nine Thousand Three Hundred Forty-Five
Dollars ($22,889,3^5), or such maximum amount of said
Contract as amended from time to time by approval of the
Board of Estimates may prescribe, Such Project Notes shall
be in such principal amounts, bear such interest rates, be
dated and mature, all as prescribed in this Ordinance.

50 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 243

C. (2) The Commissioners of Finance, after receiving
Government approval of a recommended award of the
Notes, is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the
City to aivard the Notes at the loivest interest rate or
rates, not in excess of the maximum interest rate set forth
in the Contract as amended from time to time by approval
of the Board of Estimates, offered in the proposals, with-
out reference to premiums; Provided, however, that as
among proposals specifying the same lowest interest rate
and specifying a premium, the award shall be made on the
basis of the highest premium per dollar principal amount
of the Notes specified in such proposals; Provided further,
that in the event every proposal relating to all or any part
of the Notes specifies a placement fee to be received by the
purchaser as compensation for the placement of such Notes,
which placement fee is to be paid by the Government and
not by the City, then the award of the Notes to which
such proposals relate shall be made on the basis of the
lowest placement fee specified per dollar amount of such
Notes.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That nothing con-
tained in this ordinance shall be taken or construed to:

(a) Change, alter or modify any of the terms and pro-
visions of Ordinance No. 1129, approved June 30, 1971,
except in the manner and to the extent specifically set
forth herein ; and

(b) Change, alter, modify or release any of the obliga-
tions or liabilities which the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore has incurred or may incur under the terms and
provisions of any Project Loan Notes which said munici-
pality has heretofore issued, or of any Project Notes which
said municipality has heretofore issued and sold pursuant
to the provisions of Ordinance No. 1129, approved June
30, 1971.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 12, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 51

No. 244
(Council No. 233)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to acquire by purchase or by condemnation,
for public park and recreation purposes the fee simple
title to the two parcels of land together with the
improvements thereon situate in Baltimore City on the
northwest side of Patapsco River in the vicinity of
Patapsco Avenue and the Baltimore City Boundary
line.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by pur-
chase or by condemnation for public park and recreation
purposes, the fee simple interests in and to the two parcels
of land together with the improvements thereon situate
in Baltimore City and described as follows :

Beginning for parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the south side of Patapsco Avenue, as now
laid out 100 feet wide, and the first line of the parcel of
land conveyed by C.R.B., Inc. to Canary Island Develop-
ment Co. Inc. by deed dated January 17, 1960 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore City in Liber J.F.C.
No. 798 folio 56 and running thence binding on part of
the first line of said deed, southwesterly 1130 feet, more
or less, to intersect the southwestern boundary line of
Baltimore City established 1918; thence binding on said
southwestern boundary line of Baltimore City, northwest-
erly 3515 feet, more or less, to intersect the last line of the
parcel of land conveyed by Reliable Homes Corporation
to Bankers Trust Co. and Consolidated Gas Electric
Light and Power Co. of Baltimore by deed dated May 13,
1949 and recorded among the aforesaid Land Records in
Liber M.L.P. No. 7777 folio 460; thence binding in part
on part of the last line of last said deed, to the end thereof,
in part on the last line of the second parcel of land conveyed
by Rose Denise Turge Van Ruymbeke to Albert Landay by
deed dated October 1, 1968 and recorded among the
aforesaid Land Records in Liber R.H.B. No. 2564 folio
429 and in all on the southeast outline of the Baltimore and

52 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 244

Ohio Railroad Spur Line Right of Way, northeasterly 155
feet, more or less, to the southwest side of said Patapsco
Avenue and thence binding on the southwest and south
sides of said Patapsco Avenue the three following courses
and distances; namely, south 60 degrees 39 minutes 50
seconds east 779.00 feet, by a line curving to the left with
a radius of 3129.65 feet the distance of 1202.46 feet
which arc is subtended by a chord bearing south 71 degrees
40 minutes 15 seconds east 1195.08 feet and south 82
degrees 40 minutes 40 seconds east 1955 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the
intersection of the north side of Patapsco Avenue, as now
laid out 100 feet wide, and the first line of the parcel of
land conveyed by C.R.B., Inc. to Canary Island Develop-
ment Co. Inc. by deed dated January 17, 1960 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore City in Liber J.F.C.
No. 798 folio 56 and running thence binding on the
north side of said Patapsco Avenue, north 82 degrees 40
minutes 40 seconds west 1630 feet, more or less, to intersect
the eighth line of the parcel of land conveyed by Patrick
O'Brien and wife to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
by deed dated February 20, 1890 and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore County in Liber J.W.S. No.
179 folio 9 ; thence binding reversely on part of the eighth
line of last said deed, as now surveyed, north 12 degrees
30 minutes 00 seconds west 276.035 feet to the southernmost
outline of the Curtis Bay Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co. Right of Way ; thence for a new line of
division through the property now or formerly owned by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., easterly 85 feet, more
or less, to the end of the second line of the parcel of land
patented by the State of Maryland to Canary Island Devel-
opment Co. by patent dated October 8, 1963 and recorded
in J.L.B. No. 1 folio 108; thence binding in part reversely
on the second line of said patent, in part on the last line
of the deed mentioned firstly herein, as now surveyed, and
in all, south 82 degrees 40 minutes 00 seconds east 1810.20
feet and thence binding on part of the first line of the deed
mentioned firstly herein, southwesterly 320 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning.

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Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That the Department of
Real Estate of Baltimore City, or such other person or
agency as the Board of Estimates may hereafter from time
to time designate, is hereby authorized to negotiate and
acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, and for the purposes described in this ordi-
nance, the fee simple interests in and to said parcels of
land, with the improvements thereon. If the said Depart-
ment of Real Estate or the person or agency otherwise
provided for by the Board of Estimates under the Au-
thority of Section 5(a) Article IV of the Baltimore City
Charter (1964), is or are unable to agree with the owner or
owners on the purchase price for said parcels of land and
the improvements thereon, it or they shall forthwith
notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore City, who shall there-
upon institute in the name of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by
condemnation the fee simple interests in and to said parcels
of land herein described.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties interest-
ed or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the Code of
Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any and
all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 12, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 245
(Council No. 533)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Six Hundred Twenty-
five Thousand Dollars ($625,000) to the Model Cities

54 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 245

Agency to be used for Model Cities Social Services —
Senior Citizens Multi-Purpose Centers in accordance with
the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the Balti-
more City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
first day of November, 1972, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of Six Hundred Twenty-five Thou-
sand Dollars ($625,000) shall be made available to the
Model Cities Agency of the City of Baltimore as a supple-
mentary special fund appropriation for the fiscal year end-
ing June 30, 1973 for the purpose of partial funding of the
Senior Citizens Multi-Purpose Centers. The amount thus
made available as a supplementary special fund appropria-
tion shall be expended from a grant of funds to the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore by Maryland State Depart-
ment of Employment and Social Services, said sum being
specifically alloted to the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more for the aforesaid purpose; and said funds from said
Maryland State Department of Employment and Social
Services shall be the source of revenue for this supple-
mentary special fund appropriation, as required by Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 12, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 55

No. 246
(Council No. 457)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in ac-
cordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City
Charter all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore in and to those parcels of land situate in
Baltimore City, State of Maryland known as Nos. 1728
Abbottston Street; 1151, 1153 E. Baltimore Street; 1505
Bank Street; 1361 N. Calhoun Street; 1045 S. Charles
Street; 614, 618/20 N. Chester Street; 1124, 1126 Cooksie
Street; £08 Diamond Street; 401 S. Eden Street, 86i W,
Fairmount Avenue; 702 W. Fayette Street; 1202 Green-
mount Avenue; 2309 Hunter Street; 1108 Laurens
Street ; 402^ 4028 Loadonhall Street; 133, 135 McPhail
Street; 4702 Norfolk Avenue; 829, 831 Ostend Street;
2532 W. Pratt Street; 2241 Prentiss Place; 928 Spring-
field Avenue ; 402, 404 & 23*4 Street; 1629 E. 29th Street ;
40, 48 W. West Street; 4420 Wrenwood Street; all that
lot of ground situate on the NS Hartwait Street west
of Dundalk Avenue, known as Lots 22, 23 on City Block
Plat 6763; all that lot of ground situate on the NES
Fleetwood Avenue 750' west of Elsrode Avenue, known
as Lot 48 on City Block Plat 5489 ; all that lot of ground
situate on the WS 31' alley first west of Allendale
Street 280 feet 2 inches north of Edmondson Avenue,
known as Lot 54 on City Block Plat 2487. Said property
being no longer needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be and
he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or private
sale in accordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City
Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore in and to those parcels of land situate in Balti-
more City, State of Maryland, known as Nos. 1728 Abbott-
ston Street; 1151, 1153 E. Baltimore Street; 1505 Bank
Street; 1361 N. Calhoun Street; 1045 S. Charles Street;
614, 618/20 N. Chester Street; 1124, 1126 Cooksie Street;
308 Diamond Street; 401 S. Eden Street ; 864 tt^ Fairmount
Avenue ; 702 W. Fayette Street; 1202 Greenmount Avenue;
2309 Hunter Street; 1108 Laurens Street; 4034, 4038

66 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 247

Loadonhall Stroot; 133, 135 McPhail Street; 4702 Norfolk
Avenue; 829, 831 Ostend Street; 2532 W. Pratt Street;
2241 Prentiss Place ; 928 Springfield Avenue ; 40^ 404 £*
23*4 Stroot; 1629 E. 29th Street; 40, 48 W. West Street;
4420 Wrenwood Street; all that lot of ground situate on
the north side of Hartwait Street 684 feet 8 inches west
of Dundalk Avenue, having a frontage on Hartwait Street
westerly of 50 feet with a depth northerly of 120 feet ; be-
ing known as Lots 22 and 23 on City Block Plat 6763;
all that lot of ground situate on the northeast side of
Fleetwood Avenue 750 feet west of Elsrode Avenue having
a frontage on Fleetwood Avenue northwesterly 25 feet
with an irregular depth for width of 137 feet more or
less; being known as Lot 48 on City Block Plat 5489; all
that lot of ground situate on the west side of a 31 foot
alley first west of Allendale Street 280 feet 2 inches north
of Edmondson Avenue having a frontage on said alley
northerly 9 feet 4 inches with an even depth for width
of 19 feet 9 inches; being known as Lot 54 on City Block
Plat 2487. Said property being no longer needed for public
use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 18, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 247
(Council No. 474)

An Ordinance to amend Sheet No. 63 of the Zoning District
Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Zoning," Ordinance No. 1051, approved
April 20, 1971) by changing from the R-6 Zoning Dis-
trict to the M-l-2 Zoning District the two parcels of
property north of Frederick Avenue and east of Duke-

ORDINANCES 57

land Street as outlined in red on the plats accompanying
this ordinance.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Sheet No. 63 of the Zoning District
Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Zoning." (Ordinance No. 1051, approved April
20, 1971) be and it is hereby amended by changing from
the R-6 Zoning District to the M-l-2 Zoning District the
two parcels of property north of Frederick Avenue and east
of Dukeland Street as outlined in red on the plats accom-
panying this ordinance.

Sec. 2. A?id be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in
order to give notice to the departments which are adminis-
tering the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City
Council shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves
the ordinance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer
shall then transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the
plats to the following: the Board of Municipal and Zoning
Appeals, the Planning Commission, the Commissioner of
the Department of Housing and Community Development,
and the Zoning Administrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved January 18, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 248
(Council No. 476)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain with amendments
Section 91 A of Article 1 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Mayor, City Council, and Municipal
Agencies," subtitle "Records of the City," as said section
was ordained by Ordinance 1137, approved November 20,
1967, adding opooial reports te those publications *=e-

58 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 249

quired to be se»fe fce the Department e£ Legislative Refer
e»ee b? Gi^ Officers. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
TO THOSE REQUIRED TO SEND COPIES OF THEIR
PUBLICATIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LEGIS-
LATIVE REFERENCE, AND ADDING SPECIAL RE-
PORTS TO THOSE PUBLICATIONS REQUIRED TO
BE SENT.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 91A of Article 1 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Mayor, City Council,
and Municipal Agencies," subtitle "Records of the City,"
as said section was ordained by Ordinance 1137, approved
November 20, 1967, be and it is hereby repealed and reor-
dained with amendments to read as follows:

91 A. Reports to Department of Legislative Reference

It shall be the duty of a» etty officers EVERY CITY OF-
FICER, BOARD AND COMMISSION, INCLUDING SPE-
CIAL OR TEMPORARY OFFICERS, BOARDS AND
COMMISSIONS to transmit to the Department of Legisla-
tive Reference three copies of each annual report, special
report, consultant's report, public information pamphlet, or
other publication of such agency immediately after same
shall have been issued. AS USED IN THIS SECTION, SPE-
CIAL REPORTS DOES NOT MEAN INTRADEPART-
MENTAL, PRELIMINARY OR CONFIDENTIAL RE-
PORTS.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved January 18, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 249
(Council No. 518)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, certain streets and
alleys or portions thereof lying within the area of the

ORDINANCES 59

Reservoir Hill Project in accordance with a plat thereof
numbered 316-A-l, prepared by the Surveys and Records
Division and filed in the Oflice of the Department of
sessments, on the eleventh (11th) day of October,
1 972, and now on file in said oflice.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
certain streets and alleys or portions thereof lying within
the area of the Reservoir Hill Project the streets and alleys
or portions thereof hereby directed to be condemned for
said opening being described as follows :

Sheet 1 of 3 comprising certain alleys bounded by North
Avenue, Madison Avenue, Whitelock Street and Morris
Street. Said alleys are numbered from one to five on said
Sheet 1 and described as follows:

1. An alley, 11 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
southwest side of Morris Street at the distance of 214.70
feet northwesterly, measured along the southwest side of
Morris Street from North Avenue, 125 feet wide, and ex-
tending Southwesterly 50 feet, more or less, to a 10 foot
alley, laid out 50 feet southwest of Morris Street and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 1 on said Sheet No. 1.

2. An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 50 feet southwest of
Morris Street and extending from the northwest outline of
the property known as No. 2207/09 Madison Avenue, North-
westerly 141.49 feet to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 2 on said Sheet No. 1.

3. An alley, 8 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
southwest side of Morris Street at the distance of 682.78
feet southeasterly, measured along the southwest side of
[Morris Street from Whitelock Street and extending South-
westerly 50 feet, more or less, to a 10 foot alley, laid out
50 feet southwest of Morris Street and designated as Parcel
No. 3 on said Sheet No. 1.

60 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 249

westerly 55 feet, more or less, to an 11.77 foot alley laid
out 55 feet southwest of Morris Street and designated as
Parcel No. 4 on said Sheet No. 1.

5. An 11.77 foot alley, laid out 55 feet southwest of
Morris Street and extending from the northwest outline of
the property known as No. 2261 Madison Avenue, North-
westerly 60 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 5 on said Sheet No. 1.

Sheet 2 of 3 comprising a 3.83 foot alley, laid out 31.17
feet north of Lennox Street and extending from a 20 foot
alley laid out in the rear of the properties known as No.'s
2101 through and including 2135 Bolton Street, Westerly
30 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 1.

Sheet 3 of 3 comprising all streets and alleys referred to
among the Land Records of Baltimore City that lie within
the area bounded by Callow Avenue, Reservoir Street,
Brookfield Avenue, and Lennox Street. Said streets and
alleys on said Sheet 3 are described as follows:

1. An alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 110 feet west of
Callow Avenue and extending from Reservoir Street, South-
erly 255.02 feet to Brookfield Avenue and designated as
Parcel No. 1 on said Sheet No. 3.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and par-
ticularly shown on a plat numbered 316-A-l which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
eleventh (11th) day of October in the year 1972, and is
now on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and opening of said streets and alleys and the
proceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected
thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,
any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of
Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assembly
of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor and

ORDINANCES 61

City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or regula-
tions in effect which have been adopted by the Director of
Assessments and filed with the Department of Legislative
Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 23, 1973.

WJLLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 250
(Council No. 519)

An Ordinance to condemn and close certain streets and alleys
or portions thereof lying within the area of the Reser-
voir Hill Project in accordance with a plat thereof num-
bered 316-A-1A, prepared by the Surveys and Records
Division and filed in the Office of the Department of
Assessments, on the twelfth (12th) day of October, 1972,
and now on file in said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be,
and they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn
and close certain streets and alleys or portions thereof lying
within the area of the Reservoir Hill Project the streets
and alleys or portions thereof hereby directed to be con-
demned for said closing being described as follows:

Sheet 1 of 3 comprising certain alleys bounded by North
Avenue, Madison Avenue, Whitelock Street and Morris
Street. Said alleys are numbered from one to five on said
Sheet 1 and described as follows:

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alley, laid out 50 feet southwest of Morris Street and
designated as Parcel No. 1 on said Sheet No. 1.

2. An alley, 10 feet wide, laid OUT 50 feet southwest of
Morris Street and extending from the northwest outline
of the property known as #2207/09 Madison Avenue,
Northwesterly 141.49 feet to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 2 on said Sheet No. 1.

3. An alley, 8 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
southwest side of Morris Street at the distance of 682.78
feet southeasterly, measured along the southwest side of
Morris Street from Whitelock Street and extending South-
westerly 50 feet, more or less, to a 10 foot alley, laid out 50
feet southwest of Morris Street and designated as Parcel
No. 3 on said Sheet No. 1.

4. An alley, 12 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
southwest side of Morris Street at the distance of 430.49
feet southeasterly, measured along the southwest side of
Morris Street from Whitelock Street and extending, South-
westerly 55 feet, more or less, to an 11.77 foot alley laid
out 55 feet southwest of Morris Street and designated as
Parcel No. 4 on said Sheet No. 1.

1. An alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 110 feet west of Cal-
\venue and extending from Reservoir Street, South-
erly 255.02 feet to Brookfield Avenue and designated as
Parcel No. 1 on said Sheet No. 3.

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The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 316-A-1A which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
twelfth (12th) day of October in the year 1972, and is now
on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and ap-
purtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple,
until the use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person,
firm or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or inter-
fere therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first
obtain permission and permits therefor from the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application
for such permission and permits agree to pay all costs
and charges of every kind and nature made necessary by
such removal, alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in
said portion of said highway or highways after the same
shall have been closed under the provisions of this Ordi-
nance until the subsurface structures and appurtenances
now owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
over which said buildings or structures are proposed to be
constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall
have been removed and relaid in accordance with the speci-
fications and under the direction of the Director of Pub-
lic Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the
person or persons or body corporate desiring to erect such
buildings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken
to be "structures" within the meaning of this section.

64 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 251

other than the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall
upon notice from the Director of Public Works of Balti-
more City, be promptly removed by and at the expense of
the said owners.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained. That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly au-
thorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access to
said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or replace-
ment, of any or all of said structures and appurtenances,
and this without permission from or compensation to the
owner or owners of said land.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said streets and alleys and the
proceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected
thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,
any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Balti-
more City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or
regulations in effect which have been adopted by the Di-
rector of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 23, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 251
(Council No. 528)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in ac-
cordance with Article V Section 5(b) of the City Charter,

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all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore in and to the former bed of an alley 10 feet
wide laid out 110 feet east of Barclay Street and ex-
tending from Thirty-Second Street northerly 232.5 feet
more or less to Merrymans Lane. Said property being
no longer needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or pri-
vate sale in accordance with Article V Section 5(b) of the
City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore in and to the former bed of an alley
situate in Baltimore City and described as follows :

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the in-
tersection of the north side of Thirty-Second Street, 66
feet wide, and the west side of the former bed of a 10
foot alley, laid out 110 feet east of Barclay Street, 66 feet
wide, as condemned and closed in accordance with Ordi-
nance No. 162 approved July 5, 1972, and running thence
binding on the west side of the former bed of said 10 foot
alley, northerly 237 feet, more or less, to intersect the south-
west side of Merryman Lane, varying in width; thence
binding on the southwest side of said Merryman Lane,
southeasterly 13 feet, more or less, to intersect the east
side of the former bed of said 10 foot alley; thence binding
on the east side of the former bed of said 10 foot alley,
southerly 228 feet, more or less, to intersect the afore-
said north side of Thirty-Second Street and thence binding
on the north side of said Thirty-Second Street, westerly 10
feet to the place of beginning.

Said property being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no need or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 23, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

60 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 252

No. 252
(Council No. 543)

An Ordinance to authorize and establish a Residential
Planned Development for the land lying between the
southeast side of Loch Raven Boulevard and the north-
west side of Northern Parkway, in accordance with the
plans therefor prepared by Richter Cornbrooks Matthai
Hopkins, Inc., Architects /Planners, dated October 4, 1972,
entitled, "Loch Raven Planned Unit Development" and
comprised of four drawings or sheets entitled, "Site
Development," "Utilities and Lot Arrangement," "Site
Development Detail" and "Topography Changes", re-
spectively, and specifically to approve the aforesaid plans,
fourteen copies of which accompany this ordinance, and
the detailed time schedule set forth therein, this ordi-
nance being ordained under the provisions of Sections
12.0-1 and 12.0-2 of Article 30 of the Baltimore City
Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning," as repealed and re-
ordained with amendments by Ordinance No. 1051 of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, approved April 20,
1971.

Whereas, on October 11, 1972, the petitioners, Ned Bord,
Sol Kullen and Barney Dreyfuss, owners of the land lying
between the southeast side of Loch Raven Boulevard and
the northwest side of Northern Parkway, on which are lo-
cated the Loch Raven Shopping Center and the Fenwick
Apartments, and Theodore Kardash, M.D., William E.
Peterson, M.D., and M. Wilson Toll, M.D., trading as
Topeka Associates, contract purchasers of the unimproved
portion of said land lying on the northwest side of North-
ern Parkway, east of Loch Raven Boulevard, upon which
they propose to construct, maintain and operate a medical
office building, all as shown on the hereinafter described
plans, through their Agent, met with the duly designated
officers of the Planning Commission of Baltimore City for
a preliminary conference as to the scope and nature of
existing and proposed development of the subject land as
a R isidential Planned Development under Section 12.0-2 of
Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
"Zoning," as repealed and reordained with amendments by

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Ordinance No. 1051 of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, approved April 20, 1971 ; and

Whereas, on the date of introduction of this ordin
the Agent of the aforesaid owners and contract purchasers
made formal application to the City Council of Baltimore
for approval of the hereinafter described plans and au-
thority for establishment of a Residential Planned De-
velopment on the land for which said plans were prepared,
as provided for by Section 12.0-1 of Article 30 of the afore-
said Baltimore City Code ; now, therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
hereby authorizes and establishes a Residential Planned
Development for the land lying between the southeast side
of Loch Raven Boulevard and the northwest side of North-
ern Parkway, in accordance with the plans therefor pre-
pared by Richter Cornbrooks Matthai Hopkins, Inc.,
Architects/Planners, dated October 4, 1972, entitled, "Loch
Raven Planned Unit Development" and comprised of four
drawings or sheets entitled, "Site Development/' "Util-
ities and Lot Arrangement," "Site Development Detail" and
"Topography Changes," respectively, and, further, hereby
specifically approves the aforesaid plans, fourteen copies of
which accompany this ordinance, and the detailed time
schedule set forth therein, all under and pursuant to the
provisions of Sections 12.0-1 and 12.0-2 of Article 30 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning," as
repealed and reordained with amendments by Ordinance
Xo. 1051 of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, ap-
proved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of each set of plans which is a part hereof,
and approved hereby, and in order to give notice to the
departments which are administering the Zoning Ordinance,
said sets of plans shall be signed by the President of the
City Council, and, upon approval of the ordinance by the
Mayor, said sets of plans shall be signed by the Mayor
of the City of Baltimore, and the City Treasurer shall trans-
mit a copy of the ordinance and one set of plans to the

68 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 253

Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals, a copy of the
ordinance and one set of plans to the Planning Commis-
sion, and a copy of the ordinance and one set of plans to
the Zoning Administrator of Baltimore City.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 23, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 253
(Council No. 468)

An Ordinance granting permission to Essjay Company and
the Baltimore Luggage Company, for the establishment,
maintenance, and operation of an open area for the park-
ing of motor vehicles on the property in the rear of
301-307 N. Smallwood Street, as outlined in red on the
plats accompanying this ordinance under the provisions
of Section 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore City
Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning," subtitle "Condi-
tional Uses by Authority of City Council" as that sec-
tion was ordained by Ordinance 1051, approved April
20, 1971.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission be and the same is hereby
granted to Essjay Company and the Baltimore Luggage
Company for the establishment, maintenance, and opera-
tion of an open area for the parking of motor vehicles,
on the property in the rear of 301-307 N. Smallwood Street,
as outlined in red on the plats accompanying this ordinance,
under the provisions of Section 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordi-
nance," subtitle "Conditional Uses by Authority of City
Council" as that section was ordained by Ordinance 1051,
approved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the

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authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order
to give notice to the departments which are administering
the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City Council
shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves the ordi-
nance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall then
transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats to the
following: the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals,
the Planning Commission, the Commissioner of the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development, the Com-
missioner of Transit and Traffic, and the Zoning Admin-
istrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved January 30, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 254
(Council No. 478)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Seven Hundred Twenty-
eight Thousand Dollars ($728,000) to the Department
of Education to be used for Materials and Supplies and
Other Personnel Costs in the Food Services Program in
accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section
2(h)(2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
27th day of September, 1972, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

70 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 255

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 255
(Council No. 480)

An Ordinance to authorize the establishment, maintenance
and operation of a rest home on the property at 3001
Garrison Blvd., as shown outlined in red on the plats
accompanying this ordinance, under the provisions of
Sections 4.2-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordinance of
Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051), approved April
20, 1971.

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on the plats accompanying this ordinance, under the pro-
visions of Sections 4.2-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title ''Zoning Ordi-
nance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051), ap-
proved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved January 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 256
(Council No. 481)

An Ordinance granting permission to HOME FOR Christian
Scientists, Inc. for the establishment of a senior citizens
residence and rest home on the property known as 2916-
2918 Glenmore Avenue, under the provisions of Section
11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Zoning," subtitle "Conditional Uses by
Authority of City Council," as that section was ordained
by Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971.

Section 1 . Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission is hereby granted to HOME
FOR Christian Scientists, Inc. for the establishment of a
senior citizens residence and rest home on the property
known as 2916-2918 Glenmore Avenue, under the provisions
of Section 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Zoning," subtitle "Conditional Uses by
Authority of City Council," as that section was ordained
by Ordinance 1051. approved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect 30 days from the date of its passage.

Approved January 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

72 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 257

No. 257
(Council No. 487)

An Ordinance to authorize the use of the property on the
south side of W. Baltimore Street between Catherine
Avenue and Calverton Road, as outlined in red on the plats
accompanying this ordinance, for a Drug Abuse Rehabil-
itation and Treatment Center in the M-2-2 District pur-
suant to Sections 7.2-lcc and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title 'The Zoning
Ordinance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051),
approved April 20, 1971, and Amendment by Ordinance
51, approved May 10, 1972.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the property on the south side of W.
Baltimore Street, between Catherine Avenue and Calverton
Road, as outlined in red on the plats accompanying this
ordinance, be and it is hereby authorized for use as a drug
abuse rehabilitation and treatment center in the M-2-2 dis-
trict pursuant to Sections 7.2-lcc and 11.0-6d of Article 30
of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "The
Zoning Ordinance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051),
approved April 20, 1971, and amended by Ordinance 51,
approved May 10, 1972.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order
to give notice to the departments which are administering
the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City Council
shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves the ordi-
nance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall then
transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats to the
following: the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals, the
Planning Commission, the Commissioner of the Department
of Housing and Community Development, and the Zoning
Administrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved January 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

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No. 258
(Council No. 549)

An Ordinance to authorize the State of Maryland, Depart-
ment of Transportation, Maryland Port Administration
to construct, maintain and operate three railroad tracks
in Clinton Street, SOUTH OF HOLABIRD AVENUE
subject to certain terms, provisions and conditions.

Section 1 . Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the State of Maryland, Department of
Transportation, Maryland Port Administration be, and is
hereby authorized to construct, maintain, and operate
three (3) railroad tracks in Clinton Street, the location
of said tracks being more particularly described as fol-
lows :

Beginning for the centerline of proposed Track No. 1 at
a point in the east line of Clinton Street 822.53 feet south-
erly of the intersection of the east line of Clinton Street
and the south line of Holabird Avenue, and running thence
westerly 70.00 feet to the west line of Clinton Street; and
beginning for the centerline of proposed track No. 2 at a
point in the east line of Clinton Street 836.53 feet southerly
of the intersection of the east line of Clinton Street and
the south line of Holabird Avenue, and running thence
westerly 70.00 feet to the west line of Clinton Street; and
beginning for the centerline of proposed track No. 3 at a
point in the east line of Clinton Street 856.53 feet southerly
of the intersection of the east line of Clinton Street and
the south line of Holabird Avenue, and running thence
westerly 70.00 feet to the west line of Clinton Street, the
center line length of each track authorized herein in Clin-
ton Street being 70.00 feet.

For identification purposes only, the tracks authorized by
this ordinance are shown by the lines colored in red on
the plat hereto annexed which is made a part of this
ordinance.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, at all times, shall have and retain
the power and right to reasonably regulate, in the public

74 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 258

interest, the exercise of the franchise herein granted. The
franchise herein granted shall be held, exercised and en-
joyed for a period of five (5) years from the effective date
of this ordinance, with the further right to the grantee to
four (4) consecutive renewals of the franchise, each such
renewal to be for a period of five (5) years, upon the
same terms and conditions as the original five (5) year
grant, except as otherwise provided herein. Each five (5)
year renewal period shall take effect immediately upon the
expiration of the term then in force without any action
being required on behalf of either the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore or the grantee, but the total period of
time during which the franchise shall operate, including
the original term and all renewals thereof, shall not exceed,
in the aggregate, twenty-five (25) years, provided that
upon the giving of written notice requesting a revaluation
of the franchise charges by either the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore or the grantee, to the other, at least
one hundred and eighty (180) days prior to the expiration
of the original five (5) year term granted herein, or any
renewal term herein granted then in effect, there shall be
a revaluation of the rights granted herein, for the purpose
of increasing or decreasing the franchise charges payable
by the grantee under the provisions hereof. The said re-
valuation shall be determined by two arbitrators, one to
be appointed by the Mayor of the City of Baltimore, and the
other to be appointed by the grantee, its successors or
assigns. In the event said arbitrators shall be unable to
agree between themselves as to a fair revaluation of the
rights granted herein, they shall appoint a third arbitrator,
and the decision of the majority of said arbitrators shall
be final and binding as to the revaluation aforesaid; pro-
vided that if said arbitrators shall, after a reasonable time,
fail to agree upon the third arbitrator, then the Chief Judge
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City shall appoint said
third arbitrator and the decision of the majority of the
said arbitrators shall be final and binding as to the re-
valuation aforesaid. The revaluation by the said arbitra-
tors, as aforesaid, shall be rendered not less than sixty (60)
days prior to the expiration of the original five (5) year
term granted herein, or any renewal term herein granted
and then in effect, and the franchise charges herein shall
be increased or decreased as revalued without further action

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by either the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore or the
grantee, upon the commencement of the renewal term then
beginning. Provided, further, that either the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, acting by and through the Di-
rector of Public Works, or the grantee, may terminate the
franchise granted herein by giving written notice to that
effect to the other at least one hundred and twenty (120)
days prior to the expiration of the original five (5) year
term granted herein or any five (5) year renewal term then
in effect, and the grantee shall forthwith remove its tracks
and appurtenances so affected at its sole and entire expense
as provided in Section 8 herein.

Upon the termination of the rights granted herein, if
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall elect to pur-
chase the plant and property of the grantee instead of
requiring its removal, there shall be a fair valuation of
the plant and property of said grantee to be operated and
maintained by virtue of this ordinance, which shall be and
become the property of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, at its election, on its paying said grantee said
valuation ; the payment to be a fair and equitable valuation
of the same as property, excluding any value derived from
the right or franchise by this ordinance granted, the said
revaluation and valuation hereinbefore provided for to be
determined upon by two (2) arbitrators, one to be ap-
pointed by the Mayor of the City of Baltimore and the other
to be appointed by the grantee, its successors or assigns,
who, in case they shall be unable to agree between them-
selves, shall appoint a third arbitrator, and the decision
of a majority of said arbitrators shall be final and binding
as to the revaluation and valuation aforesaid; provided,
that if the said arbitrators shall, after a reasonable time,
fail to agree upon a third arbitrator, then the Chief Judge
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City shall appoint such
arbitrator. Provided that, nothing in this Section 2, shall
be construed to prevent the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore from requiring the removal of the plant and prop-
erty of the grantee without cost to the City upon termina-
tion of the franchise for any reason whatsoever as pro-
vided for in Section 8 hereof.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the right and
power are hereby expressly reserved to the Mayor and City

70 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 258

Council of Baltimore, at all times, to exercise in the interest
of the public, full municipal superintendence, regulation
and control in respect to all matters connected with the
grant herein contained and not inconsistent with the terms
thereof and that noncompliance, at any time or times, by
the grantee, its successors or assigns, with any of the terms
of the grant hereby made, shall, at the sole option of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, operate as a for-
feiture of the grant hereby made, which shall thereupon
be and become void, and that nothing short of an ordinance
of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall operate
as a waiver of any forfeiture of the grant hereby made.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the said grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall, at its own expense, in
operating and maintaining from time to time, its said rail-
road tracks on said streets and alleys, adjust its said tracks
to the grades of said streets and alleys as the same are
now or may hereafter be established by law, and shall, at
its own expense, keep the said tracks and the spaces be-
tween the rails of said tracks and for two (2) feet on
either side thereof in thorough repair, and shall, at its own
expense, keep the same free from snow or other obstruc-
tion, but without obstructing the other portions of said
streets and alleys on either side of said tracks, and shall
pay to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, if and so
often as said streets and alleys, or any of them, shall be
paved or repaved by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, its officers and agents, or any other person, firm, cor-
poration or legal entity duly authorized by law, the cost
of paving or repaving the spaces between the rails of said
tracks and for two (2) feet on either side thereof, of what-
ever materials the same may be constructed.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That the tracks here-
by authorized shall be maintained under the supervision
and to the entire satisfaction of the Director of Public
Works of Baltimore City, and that the rails to be used
therein, from time to time, shall be of such character,
size and weight as the said Director of Public Works shall
determine. The grantee hereunder, its successors or as-
signs, shall from time to time, at its or their own expense,
change the location of the tracks hereby authorized, or any

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of them, whenever in the judgment of said Director of
Public Works, the public interest, convenience, safety,
and or welfare may so require.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the com-
pensation to be paid by the said grantee, its succes-
sors and assigns, for the franchise and rights hereby
granted shall be the sum of TWO DOLLARS AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ($2.25) per lineal foot of
single track per annum for those portions of the
tracks hereby authorized upon which cars are not
permitted to stand, and the sum of FOUR DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS ($4.50) per lineal foot of single
track per annum for those portions of the tracks hereby
authorized upon which cars are permitted to stand, all
payable in advance, the number of feet of track and the
total amount of said annual compensation to be fixed by the
Director of Public Works of Baltimore City upon the meas-
urement by him of the actual number of lineal feet of track
constructed, maintained or operated in each category under
the provisions of this ordinance; subject, however, to the
increase or decrease of the above charges by revaluation
as provided in Section 2 of this ordinance; and provided
that if the grantee, its successors or assigns, do not con-
struct any track under the provisions of this ordinance, the
amount of said annual compensation shall be based upon
the number of lineal feet of track in each category herein-
before in this ordinance set forth and said annual charge
shall be due and payable until this ordinance is repealed;
and the said grantee shall also pay all expenses of advertis-
ing this ordinance.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That the said grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall also pay to the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, from time to time, within
thirty (30) days after written notice from the Director
of Public Works of the amount or amounts due, the cost
of any and all of the following work, insofar as the same
becomes necessary from time to time by reason of, or in
any way resulting from the construction, maintenance,
operation, presence, use, location, relocation, repair, altera-
tion or removal of said tracks :

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A. The relocating, altering, repairing, replacing, pro-
tecting, strengthening or encasing in concrete of any or
all subsurface structures belonging to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore located in the streets and alleys oc-
cupied by said tracks ;

B. The relocating, altering, replacing, repairing, pro-
tecting or strengthening of any or all paving, curbing and
sidewalks and all other surface structures belonging to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore located in said streets
and alleys ; and

C. Such additional sewer inlet, inlets, and other drain-
age structures, with the necessary connecting pipe or pipes,
as may be required for the purpose of proper drainage of
said streets, alleys and tracks.

The judgment of the Director of Public Works of Balti-
more City as to the necessity for any or all of the above-
mentioned work, from time to time, to be final.

Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, That upon the term-
ination of the franchise herein granted: (a) by any action
taken by either the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore or
the grantee, (b) by removal by the grantee, its successors
or assigns, of the tracks herein authorized; (c) by for-
feiture of any or all of the rights herein granted; (d) by
abandonment of the use of any or all of the tracks herein
authorized, by the grantee, its successors or assigns; (e) or
by termination of the rights herein granted for any reason
or cause whatsoever, and the election of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore not to purchase the plant and
property of the grantee, all the franchises and rights
hereby granted shall cease and terminate as to the tracks
and franchises so affected, without any compensation being
paid to the said grantee, its successors or assigns, and the
said grantee, its successors or assigns, shall promptly re-
move the track and appurtenances so affected, at its sole
and entire expenses, when ordered to do so by the said
Director of Public Works of Baltimore City. Upon any and
all such removals of tracks, the grantee, its successors and
assigns, shall promptly pave or repave, at their entire ex-
pense, the street bed, curbs and sidewalks of all streets
and alleys disturbed by such removal of tracks, the said

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paving or repaying to be done with such materials and in
such manner as may be designated by the said Director of
Public Works, in each instance.

Sec. 9. And be it further ordained, That should the said
grantee, its successors or assigns, fail, neglect or refuse to
perform within a reasonable time any of the work herein
required to be done by them, from time to time, then and
in any and all such instances the said Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore is hereby authorized to proceed to do
said work and collect all costs and expenses thereof from
said grantee, its successors and assigns.

Sec. 10. And be it further ordained, That the said gran-
tee, its successors and assigns, shall be liable for and shall
idemnify and save harmless the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore against any and all suit or suits, losses, claims,
demands, damages, costs and/or expenses to which said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore may from time to
time be subjected by reason of, or in anywise resulting from
the presence, construction, use, operation, maintenance,
alteration, repair, location, relocation, and/or removal of
said railroad tracks, or any of them, and whether such suit
or suits, losses, claims, demands, damages, costs and/or ex-
penses be against, suffered or sustained by the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore or be against, suffered or sus-
tained by other corporations and persons to whom the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore may become liable
therefor.

Sec. 11. And be it further ordained, That if at any time
or times hereafter in the performance of any public work
(whether said public work is governmental or proprietary
in function, whether said public work be performed
and/or financed, either in whole or in part by the City,
State and/or the Federal Government, or any of their
agencies, and including, but not limited to, highway and
expressway construction or relocation, urban renewal, pub-
lic works and housing projects of any nature), the Director
of Public Works of Baltimore City shall in his sole judgment
determine that the public interest, convenience, safety,
and/or welfare require the adjusting, altering, shifting,
moving, removing, relocating, supporting, protecting and/or

80 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 259

accommodating of any or all of said tracks, the said grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall, in any and all such cases,
within such time as shall be specified in writing by the
said Director of Public Works without compensation and
at the entire cost and expense of the said grantee, its suc-
cessors or assigns, adjust, .alter, shift, move, remove, re-
locate, support, protect and/or accommodate their said
tracks in whole or in part and temporarily or permanently,
so as to fully meet the exigencies occasioning such notice.

Sec. 12. And be it further ordained, That the said
grantee, its successors or assigns, sh,all not stand a car or
cars on the tracks hereby authorized.

Sec. 13. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved January 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 259
(Council No. 550)

An Ordinance granting permission and authority to the
State of Maryland, Department of Transportation, Mary-
land Port Administration, its successors and assigns, to
construct, maintain and use a one-story open bridgeway
or superstructure and two (2) column footings in, above,
and across Clinton Street south of Holabird Avenue.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission and authority be and the
same are hereby granted to the State of Maryland Depart-
ment of Transportation, Maryland Port Administration,
its successors and assigns, hereinafter referred to as the
"grantee", to construct, maintain, and use, at its own cost
and expense, for a period not exceeding 25 years, a (1)
one-story open bridge or superstructure above and across
Clinton Street, south of Holabird Avenue, which bridge or

ORDINANCES 81

superstructure shall connect the second floor of the premises
of said grantee located on the west side of Clinton Street
with the premises of said grantee located on the east side
of Clinton Street at ground level, and (2) two (2) column
footings within the limits of Clinton Street south of Hola-
bird Avenue.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the centerline
of said bridge or superstructure shall be located approxi-
mately 990.68 feet southerly of the intersection of the south
building line of Holabird Avenue with the east building line
of Clinton Street.

That said bridge or superstructure shall be approxi-
mately 70 feet long across the bed of Clinton Street, 18
feet 7 inches wide, all outside measurements, and no part
of said bridgeway or superstructure shall be less than 21
feet above the surface of the bed of said Clinton Street
except as noted herein.

That said two (2) column footings each 7 feet 4 inches
long by 6 feet 3 inches wide will be constructed within the
limits of Clinton Street, and that such two footings and
columns will be located on the west building line of Clinton
Street one being 974.18 feet southerly of the intersection
of the south building line of Holabird Avenue with the west
building line of Clinton Street and the second being 1007.18
feet southerly of the intersection of the south building
line of Holabird Avenue with the west building line of
Clinton Street.

For identification purposes only the bridgeway or super-
structure and column footings are shown by the red shaded
area on plat entitled "State of Maryland, Department of
Transportation, Maryland Port Administration, Pier 2
Pratt Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202. Proposed Ramp
Across Clinton Street, Prepared by Department of En-
gineering", dated APRIL 27, 1972, hereto annexed with
and made part of this ordinance.

No woodwork or other combustible materials shall be
used in construction or maintenance of said bridgeway or
superstructure and said structure shall be constructed in
all respects in accordance with the Building Code of Balti-
more City and shall be constructed, completed and main-

82 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 259

tained under the supervision and to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, Department of Housing and Community
Development, and Director of Public Works of Baltimore
City and shall be, at all times hereafter, subject to regula-
tion and control by the said Commissioner and Director.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore hereby expressly reserves the
right and power at all times to exercise, in the interest
of the public, full municipal superintendence, regulation,
and control in respect to all matters connected with this
grant, and not inconsistent with the terms thereof.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the franchise
or right granted by this ordinance shall be executed and
enjoyed within six months after the grant.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That the said grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall maintain the said bridge-
way or superstructure and footings in good condition
throughout the full term of this grant, so long as said
bridgeway or superstructure and footings remain in and
above said street.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the said grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall pay to the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, as compensation for the
franchise or privilege hereby granted the sum of TWO
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR DOL-
LARS AND NINETY-SIX CENTS ($2,194.96) per year,
payable in advance during the continuance of this franchise
or privilege, provided, however, that the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, acting by and through the Board of
Estimates, may increase or decrease the franchise charge
payable by the grantee under the provisions hereof by giv-
ing written notice to that effect to the grantee at least one
hundred fifty (150) days prior to the expiration of the
first five years of the term granted herein, or at the ex-
piration of any subsequent five (5) year period of said
term granted herein, any such increase or decrease of said
franchise charge to be effective as of the beginning of the
next succeeding five (5) year period of the term granted
herein.

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Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That non-compliance
at any time or times with any of the terms or conditions
of the grant hereby made shall, at the option of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, operate as a forfeiture of
the same, which shall thereupon be and become void, and
that nothing short of an ordinance of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore shall operate as a waiver of any for-
feiture of the grant hereby made.

Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor of
Baltimore City shall have the right to revoke the rights
and privileges hereby granted at any time or times when,
in his judgment, the public interest, welfare, safety, or
convenience requires such revocation, and upon written
notice to that effect from the Mayor of Baltimore City
served upon the grantee, its successors or assigns, all such
rights shall cease and determine.

Sec. 9. And be it further ordained, That in the event
of any revocation, forfeiture or termination of the rights
and privileges by this ordinance granted, the said grantee,
its successors and assigns shall, at their expense, promptly
remove said bridgeway or superstructure and footings in
a manner satisfactory to the Director of Public Works of
Baltimore City without any compensation to the grantee,
its successors and assigns.

Sec. 10. And be it further ordained, That the said
grantee, its successors and assigns, shall be liable for and
shall indemnify and save harmless the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore from and against any and all suits,
losses, costs, claims, damages, or expenses to which the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore may, from time to time,
be subjected on account of, by reason of, or in any way
resulting from —

(a) The presence, construction, use, operation, main-
tenance, alteration, repair, location, relocation, or removal
of said bridgeway or superstructure and footings ; and

(b) Any failure en the part of said grantee, its suc-
cessors and assigns, to perform, promptly and properly, any
of the duties or obligations imposed upon it or them by
the terms and provisions of this ordinance.

84 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 260

Sec. 11. And be it further ordained, That said State of
Maryland, Department of Transportation, Maryland Port
Administration, its successors or assigns, shall pay to the
City within 30 days .after written notice from the Director
of Public Works of Baltimore City of amount due, the cost
of relocating, strengthening, or encasing in concrete all
subsurface structures belonging to the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore located in said Clinton Street, in or adjacent
to the space to be occupied by said bridgeway or superstruc-
ture and footings, and shall also pay to the City, within 30
days after written notice from said Director of Public Works
of the amount due, the cost of relocating any surface
structures belonging to the City made necessary by the
construction of said bridgeway or superstructure and foot-
ings, the judgment of the Director of Public Works as to
the work necessary to safeguard said subsurface structures
and as to the necessity of relocating any surface structures
to be final.

Sec. 12. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage, provided,
however, that if the work of constructing the said bridge-
way or superstructure and footings is begun in advance of
the passage and approval of this ordinance, the franchise
charge shall be effective as of the date of beginning of
said construction.

Approved January 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Maijor.

No. 260
(Council No. 433)

An Ordinance to add new Sections 4.1-ld-6, 4.2-ld-8, 4.3-
ld-6, 4.4-ld-8, 4.5-ld-8, 4.6-ld-7, 4.7-ld-8, 4.8-ld-7, 4.9-
ld-7, 4.10-ld-7, 5.1-ld-8, 6.1-ld-5, 6.2-ld-7, 6.3-ld-6, 6.4-
ld-7. 6.5-ld-6, 7.1-lcc-4, 7.2-lcc-3, a»4 7.3~lcc-3, AND
13.0-2(102) to Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Zoning Code of Baltimore City," as or-
dained by Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971, and

ORDINANCES 85

amended by Ordinance 1202, approved November 29, 1971,
and by Ordinance 51, approved May 10, 1971, adding
Community Correction Centers to the conditional uses
permitted in all districts after authorization by ordinance
of the Mayor and City Council,, AND DEFINING COM-
MUNITY CORRECTION CENTERS.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That new Sections 4.1-ld-6, 4.2-ld-8, 4.3-ld-
6, 4.4-ld-8, 4.5-ld-8, 4.6-ld-7, 4.7-ld-8, 4.8-ld-7, 4.9-ld-7,
4.10-ld-7, 5.1-ld-8, 6.1-ld-5, 6.2-ld-7, 6.3-ld-6, 6.4-ld-7,
6.5-ld-6, 7.1-lcc-4, 7.2-lcc-3, an4 7.3-lcc-3, AND 13.0-2(102)
be and they are hereby added to Article 30 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Code of Baltimore
City," as ordained by Ordinance 1051, approved April 20,
1971, and amended by Ordinance 1202, approved November
29, 1971, and by Ordinance 51, approved May 10, 1972, to
read as follows :

4.1-ld

6. Community Correction Centers

4.2-ld

8. Community Correction Centers

4.3-ld

6. Community Correction Centers

4.4-ld

8. Community Correction Centers

4.5-ld

8. Community Correction Centers

4.6-ld

7. Community Correction Centers

4.7-ld

8. Community Correction Centers

4.8-ld

7. Community Correction Centers

4.9-ld

7. Community Correction Centers

4.10-ld

7. Community Correction Centers

86 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 260

5.1-ld

8. Community Correction Centers

6.1-ld

5. Community Correction Centers

6.2-ld

7. Community Correction Centers

6.3-ld

6. Community Correction Centers

6.4-ld

7. Community Correction Centers

6.5-ld

6. Community Correction Centers

7.1-lcc

4. Community Correction Centers

7.2-lcc

5. Community Correction Centers

7.3-lcc

5. Community Correction Centers
13.0-2

102. COMMUNITY CORRECTION CENTER: A FA-
CILITY HOUSING AND /OR PROVIDING COMMUNITY-
ORIENTED TREATMENT SERVICES TO INDIVID-
UALS WHO ARE UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF
ANY AGENCY IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
PERSONS CLASSIFIED EXCLUSIVELY AS MINIMUM
SECURITY MAY BE ASSIGNED TO THE CENTERS
AND WILL PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES THAT
WILL INCLUDE WORK-RELEASE; EDUCATIONAL
RELEASE ; INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, OR FAMILY COUN-
SELING; RECREATION; PRE-RELEASE ORIENTA-
TION; AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. ALL
BILLS INTRODUCED INTO THE CITY COUNCIL RE-
QUESTING AUTHORIZATION FOR A COMMUNITY
CORRECTION CENTER AS A CONDITIONAL USE
SHALL SPECIFICALLY INCLUDE A STATEMENT
CLEARLY IDENTIFYING THE STATE OR MUNICIPAL
AUTHORITIES, PRIVATE CONTRACTORS, PERSONS,
FIRMS, OR ORGANIZATIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE OPERATION AND CONTROL OF SUCH FACIL-
ITY.

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Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect 30 days from the date of its passage.

Approved February 5, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 261
(Council No. 510)

An Ordinance to repeal Sections 33, 34, 35 and 36 of Article
1 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Mayor,
City Council, Municipal Agencies", subtitle "Commission
on the Aging", and ordain new Sections 33, 34, 35 and 36,
in lieu thereof, under new subtitle "Commission on the
Aging and Retirement Education", to abolish the Balti-
more Coordinating Commission on Problems of the Aging
and create the Commission on the Aging and Retirement
Education and prescribe the organization and functions
thereof; TO ESTABLISH THE COMMISSION ON THE
AGING AND RETIREMENT EDUCATION AS THE
SUCCESSOR TO THE BALTIMORE COORDINATING
COMMISSION ON PROBLEMS OF THE AGING AND
PROVIDE FOR TRANSFER OF PERSONNEL, PROP-
ERTY AND RECORDS AND GENERALLY RELAT-
ING THERETO.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That Sections 33, 34, 35 and 36 of Article
1 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Mayor,
City Council, Municipal Agencies", subtitle "Commission on
the Aging" are hereby repealed and that new Sections 33,
34, 35 and 36, under the new subtitle "Commission on the
Aging and Retirement Education", be and they are or-
dained in lieu thereof, to read as follows :

[Commission on The Aging

33. Legislative intent ; findings.

It is the intent of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more in the enactment of this subtitle to provide services

88 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 261

for the aged, because the rapidly increasing population of
older persons poses problems beyond the capacity of the
individual, the family, or private philanthropy to solve. The
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore recognize that this
complex, burdensome, and unusual pattern of problems
faced by elderly persons extends beyond the assistance that
can be provided by any existing municipal agency. These
problems are financial, social, educational and organiza-
tional; they involve questions of employment, housing,
medical services, and recreational activities for the older
person.

With the provisions of this subtitle the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore attempt to provide the broadest, most
fruitful approach to solutions of evergrowing problems
pertaining to the aged, as well as to give leadership and
information to other interested agencies in the City of
Baltimore.

34. Commission.

(a) Created; members. There is hereby created a
Commission to be known as the Baltimore Coordinating
Commission on Problems of the Aging. The Commission
shall consist of twenty (20) members, sixteen (16) of whom
shall be appointed by the Mayor as hereinafter provided.
Of the sixteen (16) members appointed by the Mayor, two
shall be members of the City Council of Baltimore, one a
representative from Baltimore City of the Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, one a representative of
the Baltimore City Medical Society, one a representative of
labor, one a representative of industry, one member shall
be specially knowledgeable in research, one member shall be
associated with the work of charitable organizations, two
members shall be selected because of their interest in prob-
lems of the aging, and six members shall be selected because
of their general interest in such subjects as housing, re-
ligion, charitable matters and the public good. Of the said
sixteen members first appointed, four shall be appointed
for terms of four years, four shall be appointed for
terms of five years, and four shall be appointed for terms
of six years. Thereafter, as these initial appointments ex-
pire, their successors shall be appointed for terms of six
years each. The Mayor shall designate one of these sixteen
members to be chairman of the Commission. In case of any

ORDINANCES 89

vacancy among these sixteen members, the Mayor shall
appoint a successor from the same category to serve for the
remainder of the unexpired term. All members of the Com-
mission are eligible for reappointment. The remaining four
members of the Commission, ex officio, shall be the Director
of the Baltimore City Department of Public Welfare, the
Baltimore City Superintendent of Schools, the executive
head of the Baltimore Urban Renewal and Housing Agency,
and the Superintendent of the Baltimore City Bureau of
Recreation.

(b) Compensation. The members of the Commission
shall not receive any compensation for their services but
shall be paid their reasonably necessary expenses incurred
in the performance of their duties.

(c) Vacancies. Any appointive member of the Com-
mission who without good cause misses or fails to attend
three consecutive meetings of the Commission shall be
deemed to have resigned or refused his membership. When
the Mayor determines there is a vacancy on the Commis-
sion under the provisions of this section, he shall proceed
to fill it for the unexpired term, by appointing thereto a
person with the qualifications specified in this section.

35. Executive Secretary; staff.

The Commission shall appoint a properly qualified per-
son as Executive Secretary of the Commission, who shall
perform such duties as shall be designated by the Com-
mission. The Executive Secretary shall be subject to the
provisions of the Classified Service of the City of Baltimore.
He shall receive such salary as shall be provided in the
Ordinance of Estimates from time to time. The Executive
Secretary may be authorized to employ such assistants as
shall be necessary to carry out his duties, who also shall
be members of the Classified Service.

36. Powers and duties.

(a) Studies. The Commission shall have authority and
power to make such surveys and studies concerning the
problems of the aging as it may determine, to promote in
every manner possible the welfare and the betterment of
the aged people of this City. In making such studies and

90 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 261

surveys, it is authorized to expend any funds which may be
provided for in the Ordinance of Estimates or otherwise
made available to the Commission.

The Commission shall cooperate with and receive the
cooperation of other municipal agencies, departments,
boards and commissions in effectuating the purposes of this
subtitle.

(b) Reports. It shall be the duty of the Commission
to submit an annual report to the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore on or before January 1st of each year, setting
forth the results of its studies and its recommendations, if
any, for legislation.]

Commission on the Aging and Retirement Education

33. Legislative Intent, Findings.

It is the intent of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more in the re-ordination of this subtitle to create an
agency which will better serve to coordinate governmental
programs and develop the public and private resources
needed to enable the elderly to remain full participants in
the community after retirement. The increasing complexity
of the problems faced by the elderly requires a broadly
based, comprehensive approach to deal with matters of
finance, organization, social service, education, housing,
employment, leisure time activity, medical service and
transportation.

By the provisions of this subtitle, the Mayor and City
Council focuses on these issues as they relate specifically to
the elderly. It is believed that the agency hereby created
will be superior te Us- predecessor, Baltimore Coordinating
C ommission en Problem s ef the Aging, through the in-
creased i nput which wUl flew from the composition ef the
new agency, the elevation ef Us chief executive officer te
the s tatus ef em officer ef the Mayor and QUn Council emd
re orientation emd expansion ef the agency's powers emd
re sponsibilities ebs further provided in this s ubtitle.
THE ELDERLY. IT IS INTENDED THAT THE AGENCY
HEREBY CREATED WILL RESULT IN INCREASED
INPUT WHICH WILL FLOW FROM ITS COMPOSITION
AND FROM THE STATUS OF ITS EXECUTIVE DI-
RECTOR AS AN OFFICER OF THE MAYOR AND

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CITY COUNCIL AND FROM THE NEW ORIENTA-
TION AND SCOPE OF THE AGENCY'S POWERS
AND RESPONSIBILITIES AS FURTHER PROVIDED

IN THIS SUBTITLE.

34. Commission.

(a) Created; members. There is hereby created a t
mission to be known as the Baltimore Commission on Aging
and Retirement Education to be constituted in replacement
of the Baltimore Coordinating Commission on Problems of
the Aging which is abolished upon the effective date of this
subtitle. The Commission shall consist of twenty-five ( 25)
members, eighteen (18) of whom shall be appointed by the
Mayor in accordance with Article IV, Section 6 of the Bal-
timore City Charter and seven (7) of whom shall be ex-
officio members as hereinafter provided. Of the eighteen
(18) members to be appointed by the Mayor, AT LEAST
four (If) shall be over 65 years of age and retired, tiuo (2)
shall be selected to represent the pre-retirement aspects of
the Commission's ivork, one (1) shall be a member of City
Council-; one (1) a re presentative fiwm MEMBER OF
FROM Baltimore City of the Medical and Chirurgical Facul-
ty of Maryland, one (1) a representative MEMBER of the
Baltimore City Medical Society, one (1) a reprcsonta
Uve of- labor, mw -(4-)- a representative of- industry,
MEMBER OF ORGANIZED LABOR; ONE (1) SHALL
REPRESENT INDUSTRY: two (2) shall be £mm ASSO-
CIATED WITH voluntary organizations ivhich provide
res to the elderly, and five (5) members shall be
selected because of their general interest in providing serv-
ices to the elderly. Of the said seventeen (17) members thus
appointed, other than the member of the City Council, six
(6) shall be appointed for terms of two (2) years, six (6)
shall be appointed for terms of four (U) years and five (5)
shall be appointed for terms of six (6) years. As such
initial terms expire, the successor members shall be ap-
pointed for terms of six (6) years. The appointee who is a
member of the City Council shall be appointed for a term
expiring upon the expiration of his current term in the City
Council, and his successors shall be appointed for t< rms
expiring upon the expiration of their then current terms as
members of the City Council. The Mayor shall designate
one (1) of the members thus appointed to be the Chairman

92 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 261

of the Commission. Upon a vacancy in the membership of
the Commission, the member appointed by the Mayor to
fill such vacancy shall meet the same qualifications for ap-
pointment as the member being succeeded and shall serve
for the remainder of the unexpired term. The remaining
seven (7) members of the Commission, ex-officio, shall be
the Commissioner of Health, the Director of the Department
of Social Services, the Director of the Department of Plan-
ning, the Police Commissioner, the Commissioner of the
Department of Housing and Community Development, the
Director of the Department of Recreation and Parks and
the Director of the Waxter Center for Senior Citizens or
their designated representatives.

(b) Compensation. The members of the Commission
shall receive no compensation for their services on the Com-
mission but shall be reimbursed for the reasonable and
necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their
duties.

(c) Vacancies. Any appointed member of the Commis-
sion who fails to attend three FOUR consecutive meetings
without good cause as determined by the Mayor shall be
deemed to have resigned.

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35. Executive Director, Staff.

The Mayor shall appoint a properly qualified person as
Executive Director of the Commission, to be an officer of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in accordance with
Article IV, Section 6 of the Baltimore City Charter for a
term of four years, provided, however, that the first such
term shall last until December 31, 1976. The Executive
Director thus appointed shall receive such salary as may be
provided in the Ordinance of Estimates. The Executive
Director shall be authorized to employ such assistants as
shall be necessary to carry out his duties, who shall be
members of the classified service, and expend such funds as
may be provided in the Ordinance of Estimates.

36. Powers and Duties.

coordination &f #U programs &f GUy- agencies and depart
montc providing services to the elderly. This shall include

ORDINANCES M

THE COMMISSION IS CHARGED WITH THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY FOR ASSISTING CITY AGENCIES
AND DEPARTMENTS IN THE COORDINATION OF
AX EFFECTIVE PROGRAM OF SERVICES TO AND
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE ELDERLY. THIS SHALL
INCLUDE (1) the coordination of existing City programs,
(t) the recommendation of new programs, (3) the evalua-
tion of current programs and proposed legislation to deter-
mine their impact of the elderly. (4) the eeeking IDENTI-
FICATION of federal and state funding for City programs
to meet the needs of the elderly. The Commission shall
promptly report to the Mayor on its findings concerning the
programs and policies of the Mayor and City Council as
cted in the Ordinance of Estimates, other ordinances or
administrative policies of municipal agencies.

The Commission shall hold hearings and under mako UN-
DERTAKE surreys and studies as appropriate to evaluate
existing municipal programs for the elderly and make rec-
ommendations for their improvement to the Mayor. The
Commission shall evaluate the methods by which informa-
tion concerning available municipal programs for the elderly
is disseminated and make recommendations to the Mayor of
means to improve such methods of dissemination.

The Commission shall act as a representative of the
Mayor and City Council in dealing with the private sector
and with other governments in an effort to develop addi-
tional public and private resources to provide better pro-
grams for the elderly.

The Commission shall render an annual report to the
Mayor on its activities.

Seer On And be U farther ordained, That this ordinance
shall fcftke effect from the 4a4e el its passage.

SEC. 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THE COMMISSION ON THE AGING CREATED AND
ESTABLISHED UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 1595 OF
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE,
APPROVED APRIL 16, 1963, IS DISSOLVED AS OF
THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE.
THE COMMISSION ON THE AGING AND RETIRE-
MENT EDUCATION IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND
DIRECTED IN THE PLACE AND STEAD OF THE

94 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 262

COMMISSION ON THE AGING TO EXERCISE AND
PERFORM ALL THE POWERS, DUTIES, FUNC-
TIONS AND DISCRETIONS THAT HAVE HERETO-
FORE BEEN VESTED IN THE COMMISSION ON
THE AGING UNDER THE TERMS AND PROVI-
SIONS OF ANY AND ALL LAWS AND ORDINANCES
OR ANY AND ALL CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS,
OR OTHER LEGAL INSTRUMENTS, WHICH HERE-
TOFORE MAY HAVE BEEN ENTERED INTO BY
THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE ;
AND THE COMMISSION ON THE AGING SHALL
TRANSFER TO THE CUSTODY OF THE COMMIS-
SION ON THE AGING AND RETIREMENT EDUCA-
TION ALL THE PROPERTY IN ITS CUSTODY; AND
ALL UNEXPENDED APPROPRIATIONS OR OTHER
FUNDS AVAILABLE TO OR FOR THE ACCOUNT
OF THE COMMISSION ON THE AGING SHALL BE
TRANSFERRED TO OR FOR THE ACCOUNT OF
THE COMMISSION ON THE AGING AND RETIRE-
MENT EDUCATION.

SEC. 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THIS ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE EFFECT THIRTY
DAYS FROM THE DATE OF ITS PASSAGE.

Approved February 5, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 262

(Council No. 540)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, certain streets and
alleys lying within the area bounded by Calhoun Street,
Cumberland Street, Carey Street, and the northwest out-
line of the property known as No. 700 Baker Street in
accordance with a plat thereof numbered 315-A-15, pre-
pared by the Surveys and Records Division, and filed in
the Office of the Department of Assessments, on the first
(1st) day of November, 1972, and now on file in said
office.

ORDINANCES 95

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
certain streets and alleys lying within the area bounded by
Calhoun Street, Cumberland Street, Carey Street, and the
northwest outline of the property known as No. 700 Baker
Street the streets and alleys hereby directed to be con-
demned for said opening are numbered from one to four
and described as follows :

1. Refuge Court, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet southeast
of Cumberland Street and extending from Calhoun Street,
North 47°-30'-40" East 140 feet, more or less, to a 20 foot
alley laid out 140.25 feet southwest of Carey Street and
designated as Parcel No. 1 on said plat.

2. An alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 140.25 feet south-
west of Carey Street and extending from Cumberland Street,
South 43°-26'-50" East 164.8 feet, more or less, to the end
thereof and designated as Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

3. A 2.25 foot alley beginning at a point on the south-
west side of Carey Street at the distance of 164.06 feet
southeasterly, measured along the southwest side of said
Carey Street from Cumberland Street and extending South
47°-18'-00" West 67.5 feet, more or less, to the end thereof
and designated as Parcel No. 3 on said plat.

4. An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 64.5 feet southwest of
Carey Street and extending from the northwest outline of
the property known as No. 1644 Carey Street, South 43°-
26'-50" East 39.00 feet to a 2.25 foot alley and designated
as Parcel No. 1 on said plat.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and par-
ticularly shown on a plat numbered 315-A-15 which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
first (1st) day of November in the year 1972, and is now
on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and opening of said streets and alleys and

96 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 263

the proceedings and rights of all parties interested or af-
fected thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance
with, any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of
Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amend-
ments thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules
or regulations in effect which have been adopted by the
Director of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 6, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 263

(Council No. 541)

An Ordinance to condemn and close certain streets and
alleys lying within the area bounded by Calhoun Street,
Cumberland Street, Carey Street, and the northwest out-
line of the property known as No. 700 Baker Street in
accordance with a plat thereof numbered 315-A-15A, pre-
pared by the Surveys and Records Division, and filed in
the Office of the Department of Assessments, on the sec-
ond (2nd) day of November, 1972, and now on file in
said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close certain streets and alleys lying within the area
bounded by Calhoun Street, Cumberland Street, Carey
Street, and the northwest outline of the property known as
No. 700 Baker Street the streets and alleys hereby directed
to be condemned for said closing are numbered from one to
four and described as follows :

ORDINANCES 97

1. Refuge Court, 10 feet wide, laid out 00 feet soull

of Cumberland Street and extending from Calhoun Street,
North 47°-30'-40" East 140 feet, more or less, to a 20 font
alley laid out 1 10.25 feet southwest of Carey Street and
designated as Parcel No. 1 on said plat.

2. An alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 140.25 feet south

of Carey Street and extending from Cumberland Street,
South 43°-26'-50" East 164.8 feet, more or less, to the end
thereof and designated as Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

1. An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 64.5 feet southwest of
Carey Street and extending from the northwest outline of
the property known as No. 1644 Carey Street, South 43°-
26'-50" East 39.00 feet to a 2.25 foot alley and designated
as Parcel No. 4 on said plat.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and par-
ticularly shown on a plat numbered 315-A-15A which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
second (2nd) day of November in the year 1972, and is
now en file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and ap-
purtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple, until the
use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person, firm
or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or interfere
therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first obtain
permission and permits therefor from the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application for such

98 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 263

permission and permits agree to pay all costs and charges of
every kind and nature made necessary by such removal,
alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in
said portion of said highway or highways after the same
shall have been closed under the provisions of this ordi-
nance until the subsurface structures and appurtenances
now owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
over which said buildings or structures are proposed to be
constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall
have been removed and relaid in accordance with the
specifications and under the direction of the Director of
Public Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the
person or persons or body corporate desiring to erect such
buildings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken to be
"structures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and ap-
purtenances owned by any person, firm or corporation,
other than the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall
upon notice from the Director of Public Works of Balti-
more City, be promptly removed by and at the expense
of the said owners.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly au-
thorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access to
said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or replace-
ment, of any or all of said structures and appurtenances,
and this without permission from or compensation to the
owner or owners of said land.

Sec. 6. And, be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said streets and alleys and the
proceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected

ORDINANCES 99

thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,

any and all applicable provisions of Article 1 of the Code
of Public Local haws of Maryland and the Charter of Balti-
more City (1961 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assembly
of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or regula-
tions in effect which have been adopted by the Director of
Assessments and filed with the Department of Legislative
Reference.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 6, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 264
(Council No. 595)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Four Million Three
Hundred Nineteen Thousand Seventy-Eight Dollars
($4,319,078) to the Police Department to be used for
restoring the salary appropriation authority withheld by
the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of
Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing
Legislation, in accordance with the provisions of Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964
Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, first grant period, which
could not be expected with reasonable certainty at the time
of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of Esti-
mates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council

100 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 264

by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Beit ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of Four Million Three Hundred
Nineteen Thousand Seventy-Eight Dollars ($4,319,078)
shall be made available to the Police Department of the City
of Baltimore as a supplementary special fund appropriation
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of
restoring the salary appropriation authority withheld by
the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of
Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing Leg-
islation. The amount thus made available as a supplemen-
tary special fund appropriation shall be expended from a
grant of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
by the Federal Government, said sum being allotted to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid
purpose; and said funds from said Federal Government
shall be the source of revenue for this supplementary special
fund appropriation, as required by Article VI, Section
2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Provided that said sum of Four Million Three Hundred
Nineteen Thousand Seventy-Eight Dollars ($4,319,078)
shall be appropriated as follows:

Program 200, Administrative Direction and

Control $ 600,000

Program 201, General Patrol 2,519,078

Program 202, Investigations 600,000

Program 204, Services Bureau 600,000

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 14, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 101

No. 265
(Council No. 596)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of one million nine hundred
sixty-six thousand six hundred seventy-six dollars
($1,966,676) to the Department of Public Works to be
used for restoring the salary appropriation authority
withheld by the City Council from the 1973 Fiscal Year
Ordinance of Estimates in anticipation of Federal Rev-
enue Sharing Legislation, in accordance with the provi-
sions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the Baltimore
City Charter (1964 Revision) .

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of one million nine hundred sixty-
six thousand six hundred seventy-six dollars ($1,966,676)
shall be made available to Department of Public Works of
the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special fund
appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973, for
the purpose of restoring the salary appropriation authority
withheld by the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year
Ordinance of Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue
Sharing Legislation. The amount thus made available as a
supplementary special fund appropriation shall be ex-
pended from a grant of funds to the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore by the Federal Government, said sum being

102 ORDINANCES Old. No. 266

allotted to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the
aforesaid purpose; and said funds from said Federal Gov-
ernment shall be the source of revenue for this supple-
mentary special fund appropriation, as required by Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Provided that said sum of one million nine hundred sixty-
six thousand six hundred seventy-six dollars ($1,966,676)
shall be appropriated as follows :

Program 515, Refuse Collection $523,813

Program 516, Refuse Disposal 314,288

Program 518, Maintenance and Repair of

Storm Water Systems 250,000

Program 544, Maintenance and Repair of

Sanitary Systems 250,000

Program 550, Waste Disposal (Sanitary) Col-
lection and Treatment 628,575

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 14, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 266
(Council No. 597)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of one hundred four thou-
sand seven hundred sixty-three dollars ($104,763) to the
State's Attorney, Program 115, to be used for restoring
the salary appropriation authority withheld by the city
council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of Estimates
in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing Legislation, in
accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section
2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

ORDINANCES 103

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1 ( .)72, first grant period, which could
not be expected with reasonable certainty at the time of the
formulation of the 1972-1978 Ordinance of Estimates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Coun-
cil by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of one hundred four thousand seven
hundred sixty-three dollars ($104,763) shall be made avail-
able to the State's Attorney, Program 115, of the City of
Baltimore as a supplementary special fund appropriation
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of
restoring the salary appropriation authority withheld by
the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of
Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing leg-
islation. The amount thus made available as a supplementary
special fund appropriation shall be expended from a grant
of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by the
Federal Government, said sum being allotted to the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose;
and said funds from said Federal Government shall be the
source of revenue for this supplementary special fund appro-
priation, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the
1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 14, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

104 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 267

No. 267
(Council No. 598)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Five Hundred Twenty-
Three Thousand Eight Hundred Twelve Dollars
($523,812) to the Jail Board, Program 290, to be used for
restoring the salary appropriation authority withheld by
the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of
Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing
Legislation, in accordance with the provisions of Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964
Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, first grant period, which could
not be expected with reasonable certainty at the time of the
formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of five hundred twenty-three
thousand eight hundred twelve dollars ($523,812) shall be
made available to the Jail Board, Program 290, of the City
of Baltimore as a supplementary special fund appropriation
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of
restoring the salary appropriation authority withheld by
the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of
Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing Leg-
islation. The amount thus made available as a supplementary
special fund appropriation shall be expended from a grant
of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by the
Federal Government, said sum being allotted to the Mayer

ORDINANCES 105

and City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose ; and
said funds from said Federal Government shall be the source
of revenue for this supplementary special fund appropria-
tion, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964
revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 14, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 268
(Council No. 599)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Three Million Thirty-
Eight Thousand One Hundred Fifteen Dollars ($3,038,-
115) to the Fire Department to be used for restoring
the salary appropriation authority withheld by the City
Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of Estimates
in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing Legislation in
accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section
2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, first grant period, which
could not be expected with reasonable certainty at the
time of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of Esti-
mates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more Citv.

106 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 268

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of Three Million Thirty-Eight
Thousand One Hundred Fifteen Dollars ($3,038,115) shall
be made available to the Fire Department of the City of
Baltimore as a supplementary special fund appropriation
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of
restoring the salary appropriation authority withheld by
the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year Ordinance of
Estimates in anticipation of Federal Revenue Sharing
Legislation. The amount thus made available as a supple-
mentary special fund appropriation shall be expended from
a grant of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more by the Federal Government, said sum being allotted
to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the afore-
said purpose ; and said funds from said Federal Government
shall be the source of revenue for this supplementary special
fund appropriation, as required by Article VI, Section
2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Provided that said sum of Three Million Thirty-eight
Thousand One Hundred Fifteen Dollars ($3,038,115) shall
be appropriated as follows :

Program 210, Administrative Direction and

Control $ 200,000

Program 211, Training 86,115

Program 212, Fire Suppression 2,402,000

Program 213, Fire Prevention 50,000

Program 214, Ambulance Service 125,000

Program 215, Fire Alarms and Communica-
tions 100,000

Program 217, Equipment Maintenance 75,000

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 14, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 107

No. 269
(Council No. 600)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Five Hundred Twenty-
Three Thousand Eight Hundred Thirteen Dollars
($523,813) to the Supreme Bench, Program 110, to be
used for restoring the salary appropriation authority
withheld by the City Council from the 1973 fiscal year
Ordinance of Estimates in anticipation of Federal Rev-
enue Sharing Legislation in accordance with the provi-
sions of Article VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City
Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

108 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 270

Baltimore by the Federal Government, said sum being
allotted to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the
aforesaid purpose; and said funds from said Federal
Government shall be the source of revenue for this supple-
mentary special fund appropriation, as required by Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 14, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 270
(Council No. 590)

An Ordinance providing for a transfer of special fund
appropriations between the Mayor's Coordinating Council
for Criminal Justice to the Police Department in the
amount of Nine Hundred Forty-six Thousand Five Hun-
dred Forty-three Dollars ($946,543) to be used for vari-
ous expenses of the Police Department as a result of the
award of four (4) federal grants. Such expenses were
not anticipated in the Ordinance of Estimates. The
transfer is made in accordance with Article VI, Section
2(i) (2) of the Baltimore City Council (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the Special Fund money was appropriated in
the program known as "Mayor's Coordinating Council for
Criminal Justice" in anticipation of various Federal grants
of undetermined amounts to be awarded to various City
Departments and Agencies ; and

Whereas, the Police Department has been awarded four
(4) Federal (LEAA) grants under the High Impact Pro-
gram as follows: "Civilian Employees For Supportive
Services" LEAA Grant #POLHI-03-COP-01-BC ($442,-
845) ; "Sixty-four Foot Patrolmen" LEAA Grant #POLHI-

ORDINANCES 109

04-COP-01-BC ($271,670) ; "Expansion and Optimization
of Helicopter Patrol Coverage to Facilitate Conclusive Evalu-
ation" LEAA Grant #POLHI-02-COP-01-BC ($205,100);
"Civilian Community Relations Specialists" LEAA Grant
#POLHI-01-05-BC ($26,958) ; and

Whereas, the allocation of expenditures related to these
grants could not have been anticipated in the Ordinance
of Estimates, the transfer of funds ordained herein shall
be made as recommended to the City Council by the Board
of Estimates, said recommendation having been made at
a regular meeting of said Board held on the 27th day of
December, 1972, all in accordance with Article VI, Section
2(i) (2) of the revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the May or and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(i) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City,
the sum of Nine Hundred Forty-six Thousand Five Hun-
dred Forty-three Dollars ($946,543) shall be transferred
from the Mayor's Coordinating Council for Criminal Jus-
tice to the Police Department. The amount thus made avail-
able shall be transferred to those Police Department Pro-
grams to cover expenses not anticipated in the Ordinance
of Estimates as follows:

201 General Patrol

Special Fund Appropriation $476,770

202 Investigations

Special Fund Appropriation 26,928

204 Services Bureau

Special Fund Appropriation 442,845

$946,543

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 20, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

110 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 271

No. 271

(Council No. 526)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to acquire by purchase or by condemnation, for
public educational purposes, the fee simple interest in
and to all those parcels of land situate in Baltimore City
in the vicinity of Reisterstown Road, Nelson Avenue,
Arbutus Avenue, and Garrison Avenue known as Lots 1,
2, 3, 4 on City Block 4595B and Lots 1 through 23 on
City Block Plat 4595C.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or by condemnation, for public educational purposes, the
fee simple interest in and to all those parcels of land, with
the improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City and
described as follows :

Beginning for the first at the intersection formed by
the southwest side of Nelson Avenue 50 feet wide and the
northwest side of Reisterstown Road 66 feet wide, running
thence and binding on the northwest side of Reisterstown
Road in a southwesterly direction 220 feet more or less to
the northeast side of Arbutus Avenue 50 feet wide, running
thence and binding on said side of Arbutus Avenue in a
northwesterly direction 230 feet more or less to the south-
east side of a 20 foot alley there situate, running thence
and binding on said side of said alley in a northeasterly
direction 220 feet more or less to the southwest side of
Nelson Avenue, thence binding thereon 230 feet more or
less to the place of beginning.

Beginning for the second at the intersection formed bjr
the southwest side of Arbutus Avenue 50 feet wide with
the northwest side of Reisterstown Road, running thence
and binding on said side of Reisterstown Road in a south-
westerly and northwesterly direction to intersect the
southeast side of W. Garrison Avenue 50 feet wide, thence
binding on said side of the said avenue northeasterly 140
feet more or less to the southwest side of a 15 foot alley
there situate, thence binding thereon in a southeasterly
direction 107 feet more or less to the southeast side of a
20 foot alley there situate, running thence and binding on
said side of said alley in a northeasterly direction 305 feet

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more or less to the southwest side of Arbutus Avenue,
thence binding thereon in a southeasterly direction 235
feet more or less to the place of beginning.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That the Department of
Real Estate of Baltimore City, or such other person or
agency as the Board of Estimates may hereafter from
time to time designate, is hereby authorized to negotiate
and acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, and for the purposes described in this ordinance,
the fee simple interest in and to said parcels of land, with
the improvements thereon. If the said Department of Real
Estate or the person or agency otherwise provided for by
the Board of Estimates, under the authority of Section 5
(a) Article V of the Baltimore City Charter (1964), is or
are unable to agree with the owner or owners on the pur-
chase price for said parcels of land and the improvements
thereon, it or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor
of Baltimore City, who shall thereupon institute in the
name of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the
necessary legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation the
fee simple interest in and to said parcels of land herein
described.

Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, That the proceedings for
the acquisition by condemnation of the property and rights
herein described and the rights of all parties interested or
affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in accord-
ance with the provisions of Article 33A of the Code of
Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any and
all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 26, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 272
(Council No. 527)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to acquire by purchase or by condemnation,

112 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 272

for public educational purposes, the fee simple interest
in and to all of those parcels of land situate in Baltimore
City in the vicinity of W. Garrison Avenue, Park Heights
Avenue, and Denmore Avenue, known as Lots Nos. 20
20A through 31 on City Block Plat 460S 4605.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or by condemnation, for public educational purposes, the
fee simple interest in and to all of those parcels of land,
with the improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City
and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the intersection formed by the
southeast side of W. Garrison Avenue 50 feet wide and the
northeast side of Denmore Avenue 50 feet wide and run-
ning thence binding in a northeasterly direction on said
side of W. Garrison Avenue 400 feet more or less to the
southwest side of Park Heights Avenue, running thence and
binding on said side of Park Heights Avenue in a south-
easterly direction 450 feet more e* less to the southeas t
prepe*4y line of prop e rty k nown as N&? 4900 - 02 Par k
Height s Avenuey running thence an4 binding along said
proper ty line if pr o ject e d southwesterly, in a so uthwest
e*4y 4i*eetien ±00 400 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE
NORTHWEST PROPERTY LINE OF THE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS NO. 4900-02 PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE,
RUNNING THENCE AND BINDING ALONG THE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST PROPERTY LINES
OF SAID PROPERTY THE TWO FOLLOWING COURSES
AND DISTANCES ; NAMELY, IN A SOUTHWESTERLY
DIRECTION 179 FEET MORE OR LESS, AND IN A
SOUTHEASTERLY DIRECTION 50 FEET, MORE OR
LESS, TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHEAST PROPERTY
LINE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS NO. 4906 PARK
HEIGHTS AVENUE, RUNNING THENCE AND BIND-
ING ALONG SAID PROPERTY LINE, IN A SOUTH-
WESTERLY DIRECTION 20 feet more or less to a point on
the southwest property line of property known as No. 4906
Park Heights Avenue, running thence and binding along said
property line if projected northwesterly, in a northwest-
erly direction 170 feet to a point on the southeast
property line of No. 4977 Denmore Avenue, thence

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binding thereon in a southwesterly direction 150 feet more
or less to the northeast side of Denmore Avenue, thence
binding thereon in a northwesterly direction 260 feet more
or less to the place of beginning.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That the Department of
Real Estate of Baltimore City, or such other person or
agency as the Board of Estimates may hereafter from time
to time designate, is hereby authorized to negotiate and ac-
quire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and for the purposes described in this ordinance,
the fee simple interests in and to said parcels of land,
with the improvements thereon. If the said Department
of Real Estate or the person or agency otherwise provided
for by the Board of Estimates under the authority of
Section 5(a) Article V of the Baltimore City Charter
(1964), is or are unable to agree with the owner or owners
on the purchase price for said parcels of land and the
improvements thereon, it or they shall forthwith notify
the City Solicitor of Baltimore City, who shall thereupon
institute in the name of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by con-
demnation the fee simple interests in and to said parcels
of land herein described.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceed-
ings for the acquisition by condemnation of the property
and rights herein described and the rights of all parties
interested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be
in accordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the
Code of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and
any and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 26, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

114 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 273

No. 273

(Council No. 607)

An Ordinance to amend the Inner Harbor Project I Renewal
Plan, which was approved by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore by Ordinance No. 1045, approved June 15,
1967, and amended by Ordinance No. 244, approved July
23, 1968, by minor plan amendment, approved June 4,
1969, and by Ordinance No. 658, approved December 18,
1969, and by Ordinance No. 837, approved June 18, 1970,
with regard to : (1) the repeal of Section 7 which provides
that the Port Authority Building to be constructed shall
be subject to Baltimore City and real estate taxes
unless otherwise provided for by ordinance, and (2) to
re-enact Section 7 authorizing the Board of Estimates
to enter into an agreement with the State of Maryland
or any agency or instrumentality thereof for negotiated
payments in lieu of taxes, the terms of which shall be in
the sole discretion of the Board of Estimates.

Whereas, the Inner Harbor Project I Renewal Plan was
approved by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by
Ordinance No. 1045, approved June 15, 1967, and amended
by Ordinance No. 244, approved July 23, 1968, by Minor
Plan Amendment, approved June 4, 1969, and by Ordinance
No. 658, approved December 18, 1969, and Ordinance No.
837, approved on June 18, 1970 ; and

Whereas, no substantial change or changes may be made
in the Inner Harbor Project I Renewal Plan, after approval
by ordinance, unless such change or changes are first ap-
proved by the Planning Commission and adopted by an
ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore ; and

Whereas, the Department of Housing and Community
Development desires to amend the Inner Harbor Project I
Renewal Plan with regard to : ( 1 ) The repeal of Section 7
which provides that the Port Authority Building to be con-
structed shall be subject to Baltimore City and real estate
taxes unless otherwise provided for by ordinance, and (2) to
re-enact Section 7 authorizing the Board of Estimates to
enter into an agreement with the State of Maryland or any
agency or instrumentality thereof for negotiated payments

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in lieu of taxes, the terms of which shall be in the sole
discretion of the Board of Estimates.

Whereas, the following amendment was approved by the
Planning Commission of Baltimore on October 5, 1972 FEB-
RUARY 8, 1973 and approved, adopted and recommended
to the City Council by the Department of Housing and Com-
munity Development on Docombor ±h 4W2 JANUARY 30,
1973; now, therefore

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the following amendment to the
Inner Harbor Project I Renewal Plan (hereinafter referred
to as the "Plan") having been duly reviewed and considered
is hereby approved and the Clerk of the City Council is
hereby directed to file a copy of said amendments with the
Department of Legislative Reference as a permanent public
record and make same available for public inspection and
information.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That Section 7 of
Ordinance No. 1045, approved June 15, 1967, be and it is
hereby repealed and a new Section 7 is hereby ordained in
lieu thereof to read, as follows:

[Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That the Port Au-
thority Building to be constructed in Inner Harbor Project
I shall be subject to Baltimore City and real estate taxes
unless otherwise provided for by ordinance of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore.]

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That the Board of
Estimates is hereby authorized and empowered to enter into
agreements with the State of Maryland or any agency or
instrumentality thereof for negotiated payments in lieu of
taxes, the terms of which shall be in the sole discretion
of the Board of Estimates, in connection with the World
Trade Center Building to be constructed in Inner Harbor
Project I, by the State of Maryland or any instrumentality
thereof.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect upon the date of its passage.

Approved February 26, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

116 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 274

No. 274
(Council No. 563)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary general fund
appropriation in the amount of One Hundred Fourteen
Thousand Six Hundred Sixty Dollars ($114,660) to the
Community College of Baltimore to be used for the pur-
pose of covering the fiscal 1972 deficit of the Community
College from fiscal 1972 revenue returned to surplus in
accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section
2(h)(1) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents
revenues produced by the Community College of Baltimore
in excess of the revenues estimated and relied upon by the
Board of Estimates in determining the tax levy required
to balance the budget for the 1973 fiscal year and are
therefore available for appropriation to the Community
College of Baltimore pursuant to the provisions of Article
VI, Section 2(h)(1) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964
Revision) ; and

Whereas, the supplementary general fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a meeting of said Board held on the 8th day
of November, 1972, all in accordance with Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h) (1) of said Charter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2 of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Baltimore
City the sum of One Hundred Fourteen Thousand Six
Hundred Sixty Dollars ($114,660) shall be made available
to the Community College of Baltimore as a supplementary
general fund appropriation for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1973 for the purpose of covering the Fiscal 1972 deficit
of the Community College of Baltimore. The amount thus
made available as a supplementary general fund appro-
priation shall be expended from revenue derived from the
Community College which was returned to surplus during
Fiscal 1972 in excess of the amount from this source which
was estimated or relied upon by the Board of Estimates

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in determining the tax levy required to balance the
budget for the 1973 fiscal year; and said funds shall be
the source of revenue for this supplementary general fund
appropriation, as required by Article VI, Section 2 of the
1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 9, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 275

(Council No. 570)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, certain streets and
alleys lying within the area of the Orchard-Bid die Neigh-
borhood Development Program in accordance with a plat
thereof, numbered 307-A-12, prepared by the Surveys &
Records Division and filed in the Office of the Department
of Assessments, on the Twenty-Ninth (29th) day of
November, 1972, and now on file in said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be,
and they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn,
open, certain streets and alleys lying within the area of the
Orchard-Biddle Neighborhood Development Program, the
streets and alleys hereby directed to be condemned for said
opening being described as follows :

Sheet 5 comprising (1) George Street, varying in width,
and extending from Pennsylvania Avenue, Westerly 605
feet, more or less, to the line of the east side of Pine Street,
50 feet wide, if projected northerly and designated as
Parcel No. 1 on said plat and (2) Pearl Street, varying in
width, and extending from Pennsylvania Avenue, Southerly
215 feet, more or less, to Franklin Street and designated as
Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

118 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 275

Sheet 6, comprising certain streets and alleys lying within
the area bounded by Pennsylvania Avenue, Orchard Street,
Tessier Street, and St. Mary Street. Said streets and alleys
are numbered from three to five on said Sheet 6 and de-
scribed as follows:

3 — A 1.33 foot alley, laid out 102 feet northeast of Penn-
sylvania Avenue and extending from Orchard Street, South-
easterly 55.83 feet to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 3 on said plat.

4 — A 2.5 foot alley, laid out 53.33 feet southeast of Orch-
ard Street and extending from a 1.33 foot alley, laid out
102 feet northeast of Pennsylvania Avenue, Northeasterly
24 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 4 on said plat.

5 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 102 feet northeast of
Pennsylvania Avenue and extending from St. Mary Street,
Northwesterly 50.83 feet to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 5 on said plat.

Sheet 7 comprising certain streets and alleys lying within
the area bounded by Saratoga Street, Pearl Street, Lex-
ington Street, and Pine Street. Said streets and alleys are
numbered from six to ten on said Sheet 7 and described as
follows :

6 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 68 feet east of Pine
Street and extending from Josephine Street, Northerly 74
feet, more or less, to Born Court, 10 feet wide, laid out 119.5
feet south of Saratoga Street and designated as Parcel No.
6 on said plat.

7— Pin Alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 120 feet north of
Lexington Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly
40 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 7 on
said plat.

8 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 65 feet south of Sara-
toga Street and extending from Arch Street, Easterly 70
feet to a 3 foot alley, laid out 65 feet west of Pearl Street and
designated as Parcel No. 8 on said plat.

9 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 65 feet west of Pearl
Street and extending from the south outline of the property
known as #254 Pearl Street, Southerly 30 feet, more or

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less, to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 9 on
said plat.

10 — Born Court, 10 feet wide, laid out 119.5 feet south of
Saratoga Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly
136 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 10 on said plat.

Sheet 8 comprising all streets and alleys referred to
among the Land Records of Baltimore City that lie within
the area bounded by Mulberry Street, Pearl Street, Saratoga
Street, and Pine Street. Said streets and alleys are num-
bered from eleven to eighteen on said Sheet 8 and described
as follows :

11 — Sarah Ann Street, 20 feet wide, and extending from
Pearl Street, Westerly 626.5 feet, more or less, to Pine
Street and designated as Parcel No. 11 on said plat.

12 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 57 feet south of Mul-
berry Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly 72
feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 12 on
said plat.

13 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 69 feet east of Pine
Street and extending from Sarah Ann Street, Northerly 58
feet, more or less, to the end thereof, and designated as
Parcel No. 13 on said plat.

14 — An alley, varying in width, laid out in the rear of the
properties known as No.'s 656 through and including 672
Sarah Ann Street and extending from a 10 foot alley, laid
out 69 feet east of Pine Street, Easterly 101 feet, more or
less, to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 14 on
said plat.

15 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 76 feet west of Pearl
Street and extending from Sarah Ann Street, Northerly 50
feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 15 on said plat.

16 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 50 feet east of Pine
Street and extending from Sarah Ann Street, Southerly 45
feet to a 3 foot alley, laid out 70 feet north of Saratoga Street
and designated as Parcel No. 16 on said plat.

120 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 276

17 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 70 feet north of Sara-
toga Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly 53
feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 17 on
said plat.

18 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 70 feet west of Pearl
Street and extending from Saratoga Street, Northerly 118
feet, more or less, to Sarah Ann Street and designated an
Parcel No. 18 on said plat.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 307-A-12 which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
Twenty-Ninth day of November in the year 1972, and is
now on file in said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceed-
ings of said Department of Assessments, with reference to
the condemnation and opening of said streets and alleys and
the proceedings and rights of all parties interested or
affected thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance
with, any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of
Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amend-
ments thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules
or regulations in effect which have been adopted by the
Director of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 9, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 276
(Council No. 571)

An Ordinance to condemn and close certains streets and
alleys lying within the area of the Orchard-Biddle Neigh-

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borhood Development Program in accordance with a plat
thereof numbered 307-A-12A, prepared by the Surveys
and Records Division and filed in the Office of the Depart -
ment of Assessments, on the Thirtieth (30th)
November, 1972, and now on file in said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be,
and they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn
and close certain streets and alleys lying within the area of
the Orchard-Biddle Neighborhood Development Program
the streets and alleys hereby directed to be condemned for
said closing being described as follows :

Sheet 5 comprising (1) George Street, varying in width,
and extending from Pennsylvania Avenue, Westerly 605
feet, more or less, to the line of the east side of Pine Street,
50 feet wide, if projected northerly and designated as Parcel
No. 1 on said plat and (2) Pearl Street, varying in width,
and extending from Pennsylvania Avenue, Southerly 215
feet, more or less, to Franklin Street and designated as
Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

Sheet 6 comprising certain streets and alleys lying within
the area bounded by Pennsylvania Avenue, Orchard Street,
Tessier Street, and St. Mary Street. Said streets and alleys
are numbered from three to five on said Sheet 6 and de-
scribed as follows :

4 — A 2.5 foot alley, laid out 53.33 feet southeast of Orch-
ard Street and extending from a 1.33 foot alley, laid out 102
feet northeast of Pennsylvania Avenue, Northeasterly 21
feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 4 on said plat.

5 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 102 feet northeast of
Pennsylvania Avenue and extending from St. Mary Street,
Northwesterly 50.83 feet to the end thereof and
DESIGNATED as Parcel No. 5 on said plat.

122 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 276

Sheet 7 comprising certain streets and alleys lying within
the area bounded by Saratoga Street, Pearl Street, Lexing-
ton Street, and Pine Street. Said streets and alleys are
numbered from six to ten on said Sheet 7 and described as
follows :

6 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 68 feet east of Pine
Street and extending from Josephine Street, Northerly 74
feet, more or less, to Born Court, 10 feet wide, laid out
119.5 feet south of Saratoga Street and designated as Parcel
No. 6 on said plat.

7— Pin Alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 120 feet north of
Lexington Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly
40 feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 7
on said plat.

9— AN ALLEY, 3 FEET WIDE, LAID OUT 65 FEET
WEST OF PEARL STREET AND EXTENDING FROM
THE SOUTH OUTLINE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS #254 PEARL STREET, SOUTHERLY 30 FEET,
MORE OR LESS, TO THE END THEREOF AND DES-
IGNATED AS PARCEL NO. 9 ON SAID PLAT.

Sheet 8 comprising all streets and alleys referred to
among the Land Records of Baltimore City that lie within
the area bounded by Mulberry Street, Pearl Street, Sara-
toga Street, and Pine Street. Said streets and alleys are
numbered from eleven to eighteen on said Sheet 8 and de-
scribed as follows :

11 — Sarah Ann Street, 20 feet wide, and extending from
Pearl Street, Westerly 626.5 feet, more or less, to Pine
Street and designated as Parcel No. 11 on said plat.

12 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 57 feet south of Mul-
berry Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly 72

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feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 1 12

on said plat.

13 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 69 feet east of Pine
Street and extending from Sara Ann Street, Northerly 58
feet, more or less, to the end thereof, and designated as
Parcel No. 13 on said plat.

11 — An alley, varying in width, laid out in the rear of the
properties known as No.'s 656 through and including 672
Sarah Ann Street and extending from a 10 foot alley, laid
out 69 feet east of Pine Street, Easterly 101 feet, more
or less, to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 14
on said plat.

16 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 50 feet east of Pine
Street and extending from Sarah Ann Street, Southerly 45
feet to a 3 foot alley, laid out 70 feet north of Saratoga
Street and designated as Parcel No. 16 on said plat.

17 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 70 feet north of Sara-
toga Street and extending from Pine Street, Easterly 53
feet to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 17 on
said plat.

18 — An alley, 4 feet wide, laid out 70 feet west of Pearl
Street and extending from Saratoga Street, Northerly 118
feet, more or less, to Sarah Ann Street and designated as
Parcel No. 18 on said plat.

Sheet 9 comprising Tiffany Alley, 10 feet wide, laid out
90.32 feet southwest of Madison Avenue and extending from
Orchard Street, South 43°-46'-00" East 133.89 feet I
Mary Street and designated as Parcel No. 19 on said plat.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 307-A-12A which
was filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on
the Thirtieth (3()th) day of November in the year 1072, and
is now on file in the said Office.

124 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 276

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That after said
highway or highways shall have been closed under the pro-
visions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and
appurtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple, until
the use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person, firm
or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or interfere
therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first obtain
permission and permits therefor from the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application for such
permission and permits agree to pay all costs and charges
of every kind and nature made necessary by such removal,
alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in said
portion of said highway or highways after the same shall
have been closed under the provisions of this Ordinance
until the subsurface structures and appurtenances now
owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, over
which said buildings or structures are proposed to be con-
structed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall have
been removed and relaid in accordance with the specifica-
tions and under the direction of the Director of Public Works
of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the person or per-
sons or body corporate desiring to erect such buildings or
structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken to be "structures'*
within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That after said
highway or highways shall have been closed under the pro-
visions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and
appurtenances owned by any person, firm, or corporation,
other than the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall
upon notice from the Director of Public Works of Baltimore
City, be promptly removed by and at the expense of the
said owners.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly

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authorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access
to said property and to all subsurface structures and ap-
purtenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspec-
tion, maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or re-
placement, of any or all of said structures and appurten-
ances, and this without permission from or compensation
to the owner or owners of said land.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the proceed-
ings of said Department of Assessments, with reference to
the condemnation and closing of said streets and alleys and
the proceedings and rights of all parties interested or
affected thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accord-
ance with, any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of
the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter
of Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amend-
ments thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules
or regulations in effect which have been adopted by the
Director of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 9, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 277
(Council No. 454)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary general fund
appropriation in the amount of Three Hundred Sixty-
One Thousand Fifty-Four Dollars ($361,054) to the
Baltimore City Department of Hospitals to be used for
opening an acute chronic care facility in "D" Building
in accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section
2(h)(1) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

126 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 277

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents
revenues produced by third party payors (Medicaid,
Medicare, Blue Cross) in excess of the revenues estimated
and relied upon by the Board of Estimates in determining
the tax levy required to balance the budget for the 1973
fiscal year and are therefore available for appropriation
to the Baltimore City Department of Hospitals pursuant
to the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(1) of the
Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision) ; and

Whereas, the supplementary general fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a meeting of said Board held on the 13th
day of September, 1972, all in accordance with Article VI,
Section 2(h) (1) of said Charter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2 of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Baltimore
City the sum of Three Hundred Sixty-One Thousand Fifty-
four Dollars ($361,054) shall be made available to the Bal-
timore City Department of Hospitals as a supplementary
general fund appropriation for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1973 for the purpose of opening an acute chronic care
facility in "D" Building. The amount thus made available as
a supplementary general fund appropriation shall be ex-
pended from revenue derived from third party payors in
excess of the amount from this source which was esti-
mated or relied upon by the Board of Estimates in deter-
mining the tax levy required to balance the budget for
the 1973 fiscal year; and said funds shall be the source
of revenue for this supplementary general fund appropria-
tion, as required by Article VI, Section 2 of the 1964 re-
vised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 12, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDIXAXCES 127

No. 278
(Council No. 466)

An Ordinance granting permission to Loyola Federal
Savings and Loan Association for the establishment,
maintenance and operation of an open area for the
parking of motor vehicles on the property 1301 Mary-
land Avenue and 12-20 Preston Street, as outlined in
red on the plats accompanying this ordinance, under the
provisions of Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordi-
nance," (Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971),
concerning parking lot districts.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission be and the same is hereby
granted to Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of an
open area for the parking of motor vehicles on the property
1301 Maryland Avenue and 12-20 W. Preston Street, as
outlined in red on the plats accompanying this ordinance,
under the provisions of Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordi-
nance," (Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971), con-
cerning parking lot districts.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in
order to give notice to the departments which are adminis-
tering the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City
Council shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves
the ordinance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer
shall then transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the
plats to the following: the Board of Municipal and Zon-
ing Appeals, the Planning Commission, the Commissioner
of the Department of Housing and Community Develop-
ment, the Commissioner of Transit and Traffic, and the
Zoning Administrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the provisions
of the aforesaid Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the Balti-

128 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 279

more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordinance,"
as enacted by Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971,
shall be fully complied with.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 12, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 279

(Council No. 567)

An Ordinance to comply with the requirements of Para-
graph 1400a of Article 32 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), said Article being known generally as
The Building Code of Baltimore City, in order to give
the assent of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
to the construction, erection, or conversion of, or addi-
tion to any building or other structure to be used for
a theatre on the premises known as 45 West Preston
Street.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That pursuant to the requirements of Para-
graph 1400a of Article 32 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), said Article being known generally as The Build-
ing Code of Baltimore City, the assent of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore is given to the construction, erec-
tion, or conversion of, or addition to any building or
structure to be used for a motion picture theatre on the
premises known as 45 W. Preston St.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 12, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 129

No. 280
(Council No. 604)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Thou-
sand dollars ($150,000) to the Department of Housing
and Community Development, Program 260, to be used
for the demolition of hazardous and unsafe structures in
accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section
2(h)(2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars ($150,000) shall be made available to the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development, Program
260, of the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special
fund appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973
for the purpose of demolishing hazardous and unsafe struc-
tures. The amount thus made available as a supplementary
special fund appropriation shall be expended from a \i
of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by the
Federal Government, said sum being allotted to the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose;
and said funds from said Federal Government shall be the
source of revenue for this supplementary special fund ap-

130 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 281

propriation, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of
the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 12, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 281
(Council No. 539)

An Ordinance to comply with the requirements of Sections
4.8-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30, title "The Zoning Ordi-
nance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance 1051 of 1971) and
Section 1 of Article 12, title "Hospitals, " of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition) and to authorize the establish-
ment of a nursing home on certain premises located at
1803 Eutaw Place.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That, in compliance with the provisions of
Sections 4.8-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30, title "The Zoning
Ordinance of Baltimore City," (Ordinance 1051 of 1971) .and
Section 1 of Article 12, title "Hospitals," of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition) the assent of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore is given for the establishment
of a nursing home on the premises known as 1803 Eutaw
Place. All ordinances and regulations of the Mayor and
City Council shall be complied with in the establishment
and operation of this nursing home.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 19, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 131

No. 282
(Council No. 572)

An Ordinance to amend the Urban Renewal Plan for Mount
Winans, a Renewal Project approved by Ordinance No.
422, dated April 21, 1969, to (1) delete certain properties
or portions thereof from acquisition by the City; (2)
change the wording of the conditions under which prop-
erties may be acquired by the City if owners do not
comply with certain rehabilitation standards; (3) add a
set of procedures to be followed by the Department of
Housing and Community Development after acquisition
of certain properties; (4) widen a portion of Harman
Avenue and the alley between Puget Street and Hollins
Ferry Road; (5) create certain new disposition parcels;
(6) change the lot lines and standards and controls of
certain disposition parcels; (7) create a new residential
category limited to landscaping, parking and recreational
facilities corollary to residential use; (8) add a provision
for review by the Department of Housing and Community
Development of new construction in rehabilitation areas ;
(9) bring the Renewal Plan into conformance with the
new Zoning Ordinance; (10) revise certain exhibits at-
tached to the Renewal Plan to indicate the changes pro-
vided herein; and (11) provide for the effective date
hereof.

Whereas, the Urban Renewal Plan for Mount Winans
was approved by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
by Ordinance No. 422, dated April 21, 1969; and

Whereas, pursuant to Section 26. Article 13 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition) as amended by Ordinance
No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, no substantial change or
changes shall be made in any Renewal Plan, after approved
by Ordinance, without such change or changes first being
adopted and approved in the same manner as set forth in
said Section 26 for the approval of a Renewal Plan, namely
the preparation of such change or changes by the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development, the approval
of such change or changes by the Planning Commission, and
approval and adoption by an Ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore after a public hearing in rela-

132 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 282

tion thereto, all in the manner set forth in said Section 26 ;
and

Whereas, the Department of Housing and Community
Development desires to amend the Urban Renewal Plan for
Mount Winans to (1) delete certain properties or portions
thereof from acquisition by the City; (2) change the word-
ing of the conditions under which properties may be ac-
quired by the City if owners do not comply with certain
rehabilitation standards; (3) add a set of procedures to
be followed by the Department of Housing and Community
Development after acquisition of certain properties; (4)
widen a portion of Harman Avenue and the alley between
Puget Street and Hollins Ferry Road; (5) create certain
new disposition parcels; (6) change the lot lines and stand-
ards and controls of certain disposition parcels; (7) create
a new residential category limited to landscaping, parking
and recreational facilities corollary to residential use; (8)
add a provision for review by the Department of Housing
and Community Development of new construction in re-
habilitation areas; (9) bring the Renewal Plan into con-
formance with the new Zoning Ordinance; (10) revise cer-
tain exhibits attached to the Renewal Plan to indicate the
changes provided herein; and (11) provide for the effective
date hereof.

Whereas, the following amendment and changes in said
Urban Renewal Plan have been approved by the Planning
Commission of Baltimore City on November 16, 1972 and
have been approved and recommended to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore by the Commissioner of the
Department of Housing and Community Development on
November 30, 1972 ; now therefore

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the following amendments and changes
to the Urban Renewal Plan for Mount Winans ka¥e HAV-
ING been duly reviewed and considered, are hereby ap-
proved, and the Clerk of the City Council is hereby directed
to file a copy of said amendment (identified as Amendment
No. 1) with the Department of Legislative Reference as a
permanent public record and make the same available for
public inspection and information.

ORDINANCES 133

a. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "PROJECT PRO-
POSALS" section, page ii, add "Actions to be Taken after
Acquisition D.l.c." as a new paragraph reference after
"Non-Compliance with Provisions D.l.b.(2)".

b. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "PROJECT PRO-
POSALS" section, page ii, add "New Construction in Re-
habilitation Areas D.6." as a new paragraph reference after
"Priority D.5.".

c. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "EXHIBITS" sec-
tion, page ii, add, ", dated 9/27/68" after "Project Area
Boundary".

d. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "EXHIBITS" sec-
tion, page ii, add, ", dated as revised 9/8/72" after "Land
Use Plan".

e. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "EXHIBITS" sec-
tion, page ii, add ", dated as revised 9/8/72" after "Property
Acquisition".

f. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "EXHIBITS" sec-
tion, page ii, add ", dated as revised 9/8/72" after "Land
Disposition".

g. In the TABLE OF CONTENTS, "EXHIBITS" sec-
tion page ii, delete "Proposed Zoning Use Districts (No.)
5A" and "Proposed Zoning Height and Area Districts E.2.
(No.) 5B" in their entirety and add "Zoning Districts, dated
9 8 72 (No.) 5".

h. In Part B., DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT, section
B.l. entitled "Boundary Description", page 1, change the
comma after "Boundary" in the second paragraph to a
period and delete the rest of the sentence.

i. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.l. entitled
"Land Use Map", page 2, change the comma to a period
after "No. 2" in the first sentence and delete the rest of
the sentence. In paragraph b. delete "dated Septmber 27,
1968," after "No. 4".

j. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.2.b. (5) en-
titled "N on -Con forming Uses", page 6, delete the section in
its entirety and insert in lieu thereof the following new
section (5) :

134 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 282

" ( 5 ) Non-Conforming Uses

A "non-conforming use" is any legally existing use of
land, buildings or structures that does not conform to the
regulations for the use district in which it is established.
The uses listed in Appendix A or such similar uses in ex-
istence at the time of the approval of this Plan by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore will be permitted to
continue operations subject to the provisions of the Zoning-
Ordinance of Baltimore City governing non-conforming
use. ,,

k. In Part C, UAND LAND USE PLAN, section C.2.c.
(2)(b) entitled "Residential General", page 11, change the
period at the end of the first sentence to a comma and add the
following: "and to residential uses corollary to housing, e.g.
landscaping, parking, and recreational facilities."

IN PART C, LAND USE PLAN, SECTION C.2.C.(2)
(A) XL (A') ENTITLED "RESIDENTIAL", PAGE 9, DE-
LETE THE SEMI-COLON AFTER THE WORDS "IS RE-
QUIRED" IN THE FIRST SENTENCE, AND INSERT
"FROM HOLLINS FERRY ROAD ;

IrM. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.2c.(2) (b)
entitled "Residential General", pages 11 and 12, delete "Land
Use Map, Exhibit No. 2" from paragraphs i., ii., iii., and iv.
and insert in lieu thereof the following:

"Land Disposition Map, Exhibit No. 4."

m. N. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.2c.(2) (b)
entitled "Residential General", page 12, add a new para-
graph v., after paragraph iv., as follows:

"C.2.c.(2)(b)v. ^ Residential R-E

Within the area designated R-E on the Land Disposition
Map, Exhibit No. 4, residential use shall be limited to
landscaping, parking and recreational facilities corollary
to residential use."

»rO. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, SCHEDULE OF
STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT at
the end of section C.2.c.(2) (b)iv., page 12, delete "6" from
category "Single Family Detached", row "Minimum Lot
Area". Delete the footnote (*) in its entirety and insert in
lieu thereof the following:

ORDINANCES 135

"* or in such lesser amount either as permitted as a mat-
ter of right in the Zoning Ordinance or as may be author-
ized by the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals as a
special exception or variance."

or P. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.2.c.(3) (a),
entitled "Properties to be cleared and redeveloped: 99 , pages

13 and 14, delete the section in its entirety and insert in lieu
thereof the following new section (a) :

" (a) Properties to be cleared and redeveloped:

Certain properties in rehabilitation areas may be found to
contain structures in such poor condition that they can
be treated feasibly only by clearance and redevelopment
rather than by rehabilitation. Such properties may be ac-
quired by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore and
sold to private redevelopers for redevelopment. Covenants
running with the land may be imposed, provided such
covenants are consistent with the standards in the Zoning
Ordinance. Such covenants may include appropriate provi-
sions to govern the use, occupancy, maintenance, number
of dwelling units, design, height, parking, and land cover-
age of the property in question."

fh Q. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.2.c.(3) (b)
entitled "Other properties to be acquired and resold: ", pages

14 and 15, delete the section in its entirety and insert in lieu
thereof the following new section (b) :

"(b) Other properties to be acquired and resold:

For properties acquired by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore for resale for rehabilitation, covenants run-
ning with the land may be imposed to secure rehabilita-
tion, remodeling and/or improvement of the property in
question, provided such covenants are consistent with the
standards in the Zoning Ordinance and Codes. Such cove-
nants may include appropriate provisions to govern the
use, occupancy, maintenance, number of dwelling units,
design, structural changes, and land coverage of the prop-
erty in question."

% R. In Part C, LAND USE PLAN, section C.2.e. entitled
"Applicability of Provisions and Requirements to Property
Not To Be Acquired :", page 15, change the comma after

136 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 282

"area" to a period in the first sentence and delete the rest
of the sentence.

ih S. In Part D., PROJECT PROPOSALS, section D.l. en-
titled "Property Acquisition" , page 15, change the comma
after "No. 3" to a period and delete the rest of the sentence.

& T. In Part D., PROJECT PROPOSALS, section D.l.b.
entitled "Conditions Under tvhich Properties Not Desig-
nated for Acquisition May Be Acquired:'' pages 16 and 17,
delete paragraph (2) in its entirety, and insert in lieu
thereof a new paragraph (2) and add a new section D.l.c. as
follows :

"D.l.b. (2)

(2) Any property the owner of which is unable or un-
willing to comply or conform to the Property Rehabilita-
tion Standards set forth in Section D.2. of the Urban
Renewal Plan within 12 months from the date of written
notice of the required improvements, the Department of
Housing and Community Development after due consid-
eration that the property owner has failed to achieve sub-
stantial conformity with the said Property Rehabilitation
Standards may acquire such property pursuant to the
Eminent Domain Law of this State as if the property had
originally been planned for acquisition after 90 days writ-
ten notice to the owner. The Development of Housing and
Community Development reserves the right to acquire any
such non-complying property for a period of two (2) years
from the date of said written 90 days notice by the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development.

D.l.c.

c. Upon the acquisition of the properties outlined in
Section D.l.b. above, the Department of Housing and
Community Development will either:

D.l.c.(l)

(1) Demolish the structure or structures thereon and
dispose of the land for redevelopment at its fair value
for uses in accordance with this Plan ; or

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D.1.C.(2)

(2) Sell or lease the property at its fair value sub-
ject to rehabilitation in conformance with the codes and
ordinances of Baltimore City and the rehabilitation stand-
ards and objectives set forth in this Plan ; or

D.l.c.(3)

(3) Rehabilitate the property in conformance with the
codes and ordinances of Baltimore City and the rehabili-
tation standards and objectives set forth in this Plan and
dispose of property at its fair value in accordance with
applicable regulations. If sale cannot be consummated by
the time rehabilitation is accomplished, units shall be
rented pending continuing sale efforts."

kU. In Part D., PROJECT PROPOSALS, page 21, add a
new section D.6. entitled "New Construction in Rehabilita-
tion Areas" as follows :

"All plans for new construction of any property located
in rehabilitation areas and where said property is not
to be acquired under the provisions of this Plan shall be
submitted to the Department of Housing and Community
Development for review. Upon finding that the proposed
plans are consistent with the objectives of the Urban Re-
newal Plan, the Commissioner of the Department of Hous-
ing and Community Development shall authorize the
processing of the plans for issuance of a building permit.
The provisions of this section are in addition to and not
in lieu of all other applicable laws and ordinances relating
to new construction/'

«. V. In Part E., OTHER PROVISIONS NECESSARY
TO MEET STATE AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS, sec-
tion E.2, entitled "Zoning", page 22, delete the section in its
entirety and insert in lieu thereof the following :

"All appropriate provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of
Baltimore City shall apply to properties in the Mount
Winans Project Area as shown on the Zoning Districts Map,
Exhibit 5. No zoning changes are proposed as part of this
Plan."

VrW. In Part E., OTHER PROVISIONS TO MEET
STATE AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS. Section E.3, en-

138 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 282

titled "Reasons for the Various Provisions of this Plan",
page 23, delete paragraph f. in its entirety.

W; X. Delete from the Plan all Exhibits except Exhibit 1,
and insert in lieu thereof: Exhibits "2", "3", and "4", dated
"revised 9/8/72" and new Exhibit "5", dated "9/8/72".

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the property
known as Lot 12A, Block 7473, which was to be acquired
by the City of Baltimore under Ordinance No. 422, dated
April 21, 1969 (page 5 — line 2) is hereby deleted from
acquisition.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the two
properties known as 2304 Atlantic Avenue and Lot 69,
Block 7475 which were to be acquired by the City of Balti-
more under Ordinance No. 422, dated April 21, 1969 (page
5 — third line 1 and third line 5) are to be partially acquired
and following are the descriptions of that portion to be ac-
quired of each property:

2304 Atlantic Avenue — that portion of 2304 Atlantic Ave-
nue described as follows:

Beginning at a point on the southwest side of Atlantic
Avenue and the property line between 2304 Atlantic Avenue
and 2312 Atlantic Avenue and running thence binding on
said property line southwesterly 100 feet, more or less, to
the northeast side of the first 10 foot alley ; thence binding
on the northeast side of said 10 foot alley northwesterly 146
feet, more or less ; thence for a new line of division through
the property known as 2304 Atlantic Avenue northeasterly
100 feet, more or less, to intersect the southwest side of said
Atlantic Avenue; thence binding on the southwest side of
said Atlantic Avenue southeasterly 143 feet, more or less,
to the place of beginning.

Lot 69, Block 7475— that portion of Lot 69, Block 7475
described as follows:

Beginning at the point formed by the intersection of the
north outline of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of
Way (Curtis Bay Branch) and the southwest side of a 10
foot alley, laid out 100 feet southwest of Atlantic Avenue,
and running thence binding on the north outline of the

ORDINANCES 139

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way (Curtis Bay
Branch) northwesterly 414 feet, more or less; thence for
a new line of division through the property known as Lot
69, Block 7475, northeasterly 265 feet, more or less, to inter-
sect the southwest side of said 10 foot alley; thence bind-
ing on the southwest side of said 10 foot alley southeasterly
308 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That paragraph
(b) in Section 3 of Ordinance No. 422, dated April 21, 1969,
is to be deleted in its entirety and to be inserted in lieu
thereof is the following new paragraph:

"(b) Any property the owner of which is unable or
unwilling to comply or conform to the Property Rehabili-
tation Standards set forth in Section D.2. of the Urban
Renewal Plan within 12 months from the date of written
notice of the required improvements, the Department of
Housing and Community Development after due consid-
eration that the property owner has failed to achieve sub-
stantial conformity with the said Property Rehabilitation
Standards may acquire such property pursuant to the
Eminent Domain Law of this State as if the property
had originally been planned for acquisition after 90 days
written notice to the owner. The Department of Hous-
ing and Community Development reserves the right to
acquire any such non-complying property for a period of
two (2) years from the date of said written 90 days
notice by the Department of Housing and Community
Development. "

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That upon acqui-
sition of the properties mentioned in Section 3 of Ordinance
No. 422, dated April 21, 1969, as revised by this Ordinance,
the following procedures will be adhered to by the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development:

(a) Demolish the structure or structures thereon and
dispose of the land for redevelopment at its fair value in
accordance with this Plan ; or

(b) Sell or lease the property at its fair value subject
to rehabilitation in conformance with the codes and ordi-
nances of Baltimore City and the rehabilitation standards
and objectives set forth in this Plan ; or

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(c) Rehabilitate the property in conformance with the
codes and ordinances of Baltimore City and the rehabilita-
tion standards and objectives set forth in this Plan and dis-
pose of property at its £a44 FAIR value in accordance with
applicable regulations. If sale cannot be consummated by the
time rehabilitation is accomplished, units shall be rented
pending continuing sale efforts.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 19, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 283
(Council No. 660)

An Ordinance to add a new Section 165 (26d) to Article
31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
'Transit and Traffic," subtitle "One Way Streets," pro-
viding for one-way traffic eastbound on Hartwait
Street from Joplin Street to Dundalk Avenue.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Section 165 (26d) be and it is
hereby added to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle "One
Way Streets," to read as follows :

165.

(26d) Hartwait Street, easterly, from Joplin Street to
Dundalk Avenue.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 19, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 141

No. 284
(Council No. 531)

An Ordinance to comply with the requirements of Sections
4.7-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 and Section 1 of Article
12 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition) and to
authorize the establishment of a convalescent and nursing
home on certain premises located at 2003-2005 Denison
Street.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That, in compliance with the provisions of
SECTIONS 4.7-1D AND 11.0-6D OF ARTICLE 30 AND
Section 1 of Article 2i 12 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), the assent of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore is given to Louise T. Smith for the establish-
ment of a convalescent and nursing home on the premises
known as 2003-2005 Denison Street. All Ordinances and reg-
ulations of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall
be complied with in the establishment and operation of this
convalescent and nursing home.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved March 26, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 285
(Council No. 602)

An Ordinance providing for a supplemental Special Fund
Appropriation in the amount of One Hundred Forty-live
Thousand Dollars ($145,000) to the Fire Department,
Program 210, to be used for payment of increased auto-
mobile insurance premiums in accordance with the pro-
visions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the Baltimore
City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, first grant period, which could

142 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 286

not be expected with reasonable certainty at the time of
the formulation of 1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 26, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 286
(Council No. 648)

An Ordinance granting permission and authority to Hed-
win Corporation, a body corporate, to construct and
maintain in and across the bed of Roland Heights Avenue

ORDINANCES 1 18

about 145 feet northeast of La Plata Avenue a 4-inch
galvanized electric conduit for the purpose of conducting
electricity to supply the needs of said corporation on its
property on the north side of Roland Heights Avenue,
subject to certain terms, provisions and conditions.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission and authority be and the
same are hereby granted to Hedwin Corporation, a body
corporate, hereinafter referred to as Grantee, to construct
and maintain, at its own cost and expense, for a period not
exceeding 25 years, one 4-inch galvanized underground
electrical conduit, and necessary appurtenances, in and
across the bed of Roland Heights Avenue, from the south
side of Roland Heights Avenue to the north side thereof,
about 145 feet northeast of La Plata Avenue, for the pur-
pose of conducting electricity to supply the needs of said
Grantee on its property on the north side of Roland Heights
Avenue, the center line of said conduit and appurtenances
being described as follows :

Beginning for the same at a point on the south building
line of Roland Heights Avenue, which point is located about
135 feet northeast of the northeast building line of La
Plata Avenue, and running thence in a northerly direction
about 50 feet to a point on the north building line of said
Roland Heights Avenue about 145 feet northeast of the
said northeast building line of said La Plata Avenue.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the said
Grantee, its successors and assigns, shall pay to the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, as compensation for
the franchise or privilege hereby granted the sum
OF THIRTY-SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
($37.50) per year, payable in advance during the continu-
ance of this franchise or privilege, or any renewal thereof ;
and subject to the increase or decrease of this charge as pro-
vided in Section 3 herein.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor and

City Council of Baltimore hereby expressly reserves the
right and power, at all times, to exercise, in the interest
of the public, full municipal superintendence, regulation

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and control in respect to all matters connected with this
grant and not inconsistent with the terms hereof. The
franchise herein granted shall be held, exercised and en-
joyed for a period of one year from the effective date of
this ordinance, with the further right to the Grantee to
twenty-four (24) consecutive one year renewals of the
franchise, each such renewal to be for a period of one year,
upon the same terms and conditions as the original one
year grant, except as otherwise provided herein. Each one
year renewal period shall take effect immediately upon the
expiration of the original or renewal term then in force,
without any action being taken on behalf of either the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore or the Grantee, but the
total period of time during which the franchise shall oper-
ate, including the original term and all renewals thereof,
shall not exceed, in the aggregate twenty-five years. Pro-
vided, that the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, acting
by and through the Board of Estimates, may increase or
decrease the franchise charge payable by the Grantee under
the provisions hereof, by giving written notice to that
effect to the Grantee at least one hundred and fifty (150)
days prior to the expiration of the original one year term
granted herein, or any yearly renewal term herein
granted and then in effect; any such increase or decrease
of said franchise charge to be operative as to all yearly
renewal terms herein granted which become effective after
any increase or decrease in said franchise charge has oc-
curred. Provided, further, that either the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, acting by and through the Director
of Public Works, or the Grantee may terminate the fran-
chise granted herein, by giving written notice to that
effect to the other, at least ninety (90) days prior to the
expiration of the original one year term granted herein or
any one year renewal term herein granted and then in
effect.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the said
Grantee, its successors and assigns, shall maintain the
structure for which the franchise is herein granted in good
condition throughout the full term of this grant and so
long as said structure shall exist at the location described
herein.

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Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That non-compliance
with any of the terms or conditions of the grant hereby
made by the said Grantee, its successors and assigns, at any
time or times, shall, at the option of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, operate as a forfeiture of said grant,
which shall thereupon be and become void, and that noth-
ing other than an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore shall operate as a waiver of any forfeiture
of the grant hereby made.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor of
Baltimore City shall have the right to revoke without prior
notice, at any time or times, the rights and privileges
hereby granted when, in his judgment, the public interest,
welfare, safety, or convenience requires such revocation
and, upon written notice to that effect from the Mayor of
Baltimore served upon the Grantee hereunder, its successors
and assigns, all rights under this ordinance shall cease
and terminate.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That in the event of
any revocation, forfeiture, or termination for any reason
whatsoever of the rights and privileges by this ordinance
granted, the said Grantee hereunder, its successors and
assigns, shall, at its or their expense, remove the structure
for which the franchise is herein granted in a manner
satisfactory to the Director of Public Works of Baltimore
City, such removal to be made without any compensation
to the Grantee, its successors and assigns, and to be com-
pleted within such time as shall be specified in writing by
the said Director of Public Works.

Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, That the said Grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall be liable for and shall
indemnify and save harmless the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore against any and all suits, losses, costs, claims,
damages, or expenses to which the said Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore may from time to time be subjected
on account of, by reason of, or in any way resulting from :

(a) The presence, construction, use, operation, main-
tenance, alteration, repair, location, relocation, or removal
of the structure for which the franchise is herein
granted ; and

146 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 287

(b) Any failure on the part of said Grantee, its suc-
cessors and assigns, to perform, promptly and properly,
any of the duties or obligations imposed upon it or them
by the terms and provisions of this ordinance.

SEC. 9. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved March 26, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 287
(Council No. 524)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in
accordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City
Charter all of the interest of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore in and to those parcels of land situ-
ate in Baltimore City known as 4724 Alhambra Avenue,
1704 Aliceanna Street, 1824 Ashland Avenue, ±6±S &
Baltimore Street, 1708 Barclay Street, 1835 E. Biddle
Street, 2730 Bookert Drive, 2311 N. Calvert Street, 3517
Caton Avenue, 2109 Christian Street, 1729 E. Eager
Street, 1833 E. Eager Street, ±g% 401 S. Eden Street,
1309 N. Fulton Avenue, 1128 Homewood Avenue, 624,
626 Jasper Street, 2200 Lyndhurst Avenue, 908 Madeira
Street, 1404 McCulloh Street, 814, 1823 E. North Ave-
nue, 459 Pitman Place, 2711 Round Road, 1834 Rutland
Avenue, 2839 St. Paul Street, 11-13 N. Strieker Street,
310 E. 20th Street. Said property being no longer
needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be and
he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or private
sale, in accordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the
City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore in and to those parcels of land situate

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in Baltimore, State of Maryland, described as follows: 4724
Alhambra Avenue, 1704 Aliceanna Street, 1824 Ashland
Avenue, 4S4S & Baltimore Street, 1708 Barclay Street, 1835
E. Biddle Street, 2730 Bookert Drive, 2311 E. Calvert Street,
8617 Caton Avenue, 2109 Christian Street, 1729 E. Eager
Street, 1833 E. Eager Street, 43^ 401 S. Eden Street, 1309
N. Fulton Avenue, 1128 Homewood Avenue, 624, 626 Jasper
Street, 2200 Lyndhurst Avenue, 908 Madeira Street, 1404
McCulloh Street, 814, 1823 E. North Avenue, 459 Pitman
Place, 2711 Round Road, 1834 Rutland Avenue, 2839 St.
Paul Street, 11-13 N. Strieker Street, 310 E. 20th Street.
Said property being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 288
(Council No. 525)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in accord-
ance with Article V Section 5(b) of the City Charter,
all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore in and to those parcels of land situate in Bal-
timore Citv known as No. 1224 Argyle Avenue, 1812
Barclay Street, 1217, 1221, 1223, 1225 Bayard Street,
2102 E. Baltimore Street, 103 S. Carey Street, 2400, 2422
E. Chase Street, 1507, 1605 Edmondson Avenue, 3303 El-
bert Street, 1367 N. Gilmor Street, 1219, 1315 Green-
mount Avenue, 224 N. Gilmor Street, 812 Harlem Ave-
nue, 1022 Hollins Street, 1828 W. Lexington Street, 248
N. Mount Street, 1412 Myrtle Avenue, 610 S. Paca Street,
1626 E. Preston Street, 1101, 1103 Proctor Street, 1304
N. Rose Street, and the parcel of land in the rear of
5732-46 Edgepark Road, known as Lot 171 on City Block

148 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 289

Plat 5288. Said property being no longer needed for
public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or
private sale, in accordance with Article V Section 5(b)
of the City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore in and to those parcels of land
situate in Baltimore City, State of Maryland, and known as

1224 Argyle Avenue, 1812 Barclay Street, 1217, 1221, 1223,

1225 Bayard Street, 2102 E. Baltimore Street, 103 S. Carey
Street, 2400, 2422 E. Chase Street, 1507, 1605 Edmondson
Avenue, 3303 Elbert Street, 1367 N. Gilmor Street, 1219,
1315 Greenmount Avenue, 224 N. Gilmor Street, 812 Har-
lem Avenue, 1022 Hollins Street, 1828 W. Lexington
Street, 248 N. Mount Street, 1412 Myrtle Avenue, 610 S.
Paca Street, 1626 E. Preston Street, 1101, 1103 Proctor
Street, 1304 N. Rose Street, and the parcel of land on
the west side of a 15 foot alley 1st west of Edgepark Road
in the rear of 5732-46 Edgepark Road, known as Lot 171
on City Block Plat 5288. Said property being no longer
needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained. That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 289

(Council No. 551)

An Ordinance to amend the Inner Harbor West Urban Re-
newal Plan, which was approved by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore by Ordinance No. 1007, approved

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March 15, 1971, to amend the standards and controls
applicable to Development Area 4a, the site selected by
the General Services Administration for a new Federal
courthouse and office building, of the Inner Harbor West
Project.

Whereas, the Inner Harbor West Urban Renewal Plan
was approved by Ordinance No. 1007, approved March 15,
1971; and

Whereas, no substantial change or changes may be made
in the Inner Harbor West Urban Renewal Plan, after ap-
proval by ordinance, unless such change or changes are
first approved by the Planning Commission and approved
and adopted by an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore ; and

Whereas, it is desirable to amend the Inner Harbor West
Urban Renewai Plan by amending the Standards and Con-
trols applicable to Development Area 4a of the Inner Har-
bor West project ; and

Whereas, the amendments herein set forth were approved
by the Planning Commission on October 5, 1972, and were
approved, adopted, and recommended by the Department
of Housing and Community Development on ,

1972 ; now, therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the following amendments to the Inner
Harbor West Urban Renewal Plan (hereinafter referred
to as the "Plan") having been duly reviewed and considered,
are hereby approved and the Clerk of the City Council is
hereby directed to file a copy of said amendments with the
Department of Legislative Reference as a permanent public
record and to make the same available for public inspection
and information :

(a) On page 7 of the Plan in Section IV entitled "Land
Uses", Subsection B entitled "Land Use Provisions", Sub-
section 4, entitled "Prohibited Uses", immediately after the
words "in real property" strike the period and add the
following: ", except as to any area for which the Govern-
ment of the United States or one of its agencies is a
designated developer."

150 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 290

(b) On page 8 of the Plan in Section V entitled "Stand-
ards and Controls", Subsection C entitled "Parking", de-
lete the parking requirement for Development Area 4a by-
striking the number "4a" under the column designated
"Development Area" and strike the number "200" under
the column designated "No. of Spaces".

(c) On page 12 of the Plan in Section V entitled "Stand-
ards and Controls", Subsection O entitled "Development
Area Controls", Sub-section entitled "Development Area
4a", delete in its entirety substitle and subparagraph "b."
and in lieu thereof insert the following :

"b. Building Requirements :

i. There are no building requirements other than those
imposed by the Zoning Ordinance and Building Codes of
Baltimore City.

ii. Setbacks : No setbacks required

iii. Vehicular access: No access permitted from Pratt
and Sharp Streets"

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 290
(Council No. 579)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in accord-
ance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City Charter
all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore in and to those two lots of ground containing
respectively 1.9105 acres of land more or less and 0.1823
acre of land more or less situate on the east side of
Falls Road on both sides of Twenty-Eighth Street. Said
properties being no longer needed for public use but

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subject to the reservations of those easements as shall
be determined by the Department of Public Works.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be and
he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or private
sale, in accordance with the provisions of Article V, Section
5(b) of the City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore in and to those two parcels
of land situate in Baltimore City, State of Maryland, de-
scribed as follows :

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the east side of Falls Road, 50 feet wide,
and the southeast side of the Twenty-Eighth Street
Bridge and running thence binding on the southeast side
of said Twenty-Eighth Street Bridge (1) north 53 degrees
51 minutes 45 seconds east 258.11 feet to intersect the
twenty-sixth line of the first parcel of land conveyed by
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by deed dated Sep-
tember 14, 1960 and recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore City in Liber J.F.C. No. 942 folio 481; thence
binding reversely on part of the twenty-sixth line of the
first parcel of land of said deed to the beginning thereof,
as now surveyed, (2) south 56 degrees 08 minutes 00 sec-
onds east 92.38 feet; thence binding reversely on the
twenty-fifth line of the first parcel of land of said deed, as
now surveyed, (3) north 35 degrees 20 minutes 00 seconds
east 50.75 feet; thence binding reversely on part of the
twenty-fourth line of the first parcel of land of said deed,
as now surveyed, (4) south 34 degrees 13 minutes 00 sec-
onds east 368.19 feet; thence for a new line of division
through the property now or formerly owned by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore (5) south 55 degrees 00
minutes 00 seconds west 195.13 feet to intersect the line of
the seventh line of Parcel C leased by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore to the Baltimore Streetcar Museum,
Inc. recorded or intended to be recorded among the Land
Records of Baltimore City, if projected southeasterly: thence
binding in part reversely on said line so projected, in part
reversely on the seventh line of Parcel C of said lease and
in all (6) north 35 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds west
420.00 feet; thence binding reversely on the sixth line of

152 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 290

Parcel C of said lease (7) south 55 degrees 00 minutes 00
seconds west 145.00 feet to the east side of said Falls Road
and thence binding on the east side of said Falls Road (8)
north 08 degrees 40 minutes 00 seconds west 13.53 feet
to the place of beginning.

Containing 83,220.00 square feet or 1.9105 acres of land,
more or less.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the
intersection of the east side of Falls Road, 50 feet wide and
the northwest side of the Twenty-Eighth Street Bridge and
running thence binding on the east and northeast sides of
said Falls Road the two following courses and distances;
namely, (1) north 08 degrees 40 minutes 00 seconds west
111.23 feet and (2) by a line curving to the left with a
radius of 345.00 feet the distance of 108.97 feet which arc
is subtended by a chord bearing north 17 degrees 42 min-
utes 54 seconds west 108.52 feet to intersect the thirty-
fifth line of the first parcel of land conveyed by Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company et al to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore by deed dated September 14, 1960
and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore City in
Liber J.F.C. No. 942 folio 481; thence binding reversely
on part of the thirty-fifth line of the first parcel of land
of said deed, as now surveyed, (3) by a line curving to the
right with a radius of 618.81 feet the distance of 5.97 feet
which arc is subtended by a chord bearing north 12 degrees
26 minutes 25 seconds east 5.96 feet to the beginning of the
parcel of land conveyed by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to Potts and Callahan, Inc. by deed dated June 9,
1971 and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
City in Liber R.H.B. No. 2790 folio 359 ; thence binding re-
versely on the last line of last said deed, as now surveyed,
(4) south 34 degrees 42 minutes 29 seconds east 209.57
feet to the northwest side of said Twenty-Eighth Street
Bridge and thence binding on the northwest side of said
Twenty-Eighth Street Bridge (5) by a line curving to the
right with a radius of 2494.00 feet the distance of 84.94
feet which arc is subtended by a chord bearing south 56
degrees 30 minutes 42.5 seconds west 84.94 feet to the
place of beginning.

Containing 7,940.68 square feet or 0.1823 acre of land,
more or less.

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Said properties being no longer needed for public use
but subject to the reservations of those easements as shall
be determined by the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 291
(Council No. 650)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in accord-
and with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City Charter all
of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more in and to the former bed of a 15 foot alley laid out
125 feet south of Druid Park Lake Drive extending from
Callow Avenue westerly 126 feet more or less. Said prop-
erty being no longer needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or pri-
vate sale in accordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the
City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore in and to the former bed of a 15 foot
alley situate in Baltimore City, Maryland, and described as
follows :

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the inter-
section of the west side of Callow Avenue, 66 feet wide, and
the north side of the former bed of a 15 foot alley, laid out
125 feet south of Druid Park Lake Drive, as condemned and

154 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 292

closed in accordance with Ordinance No. 215 approved
November 20, 1972 and running thence binding on the
west side of said Callow Avenue, southerly 15 feet to inter-
sect the south side of the former bed of said 15 foot alley;
thence binding on the south side of the former bed of said
15 foot alley, westerly 126 feet, more or less, to intersect
the east side of a 15 foot alley, laid out in the rear of
the property known as No. 2456 Callow Avenue ; thence bind-
ing on the line of the east side of last said 15 foot alley, if
projected northerly, northerly 15 feet to intersect the
north side of the former bed of the 15 foot alley, laid out
125 feet south of Druid Park Lake Drive, as condemned and
closed in accordance with said ordinance and thence bind-
ing on the north side of the former bed of a 15 foot alley,
laid out 125 feet south of Druid Park Lake Drive, as con-
demned and closed in accordance with said ordinance,
easterly 126 feet more or less, to the place of beginning.

Said property being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deeds or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 292
(Council No. 651)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in ac-
cordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City Charter,
all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore in and to the northwest 20 feet of the former
bed of a portion of Hull Street distant 399.5 feet north-

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easterly of Nicholson Street and running northeasterly
340 feet more or less to the end thereof. Said property
being no longer needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or pri-
vate sale in accordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the
City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore in and to the northwest 20 feet of
the former bed of a portion of Hull Street situate in Balti-
more City, Maryland, and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at a point on the northwest side
of the former bed of a portion of Hull Street, as con-
demned and closed in accordance with Ordinance No. 115
approved June 29, 1972 distant 399.5 feet northeasterly,
measured along the northwest side of the former bed of
said portion of Hull Street from the northeast side of
Nicholson Street, 78 feet wide, and running thence bind-
ing on the northwest side of the former bed of said portion
of Hull Street, northeasterly 340 feet, more or less, to
intersect the bulkhead line established by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, Baltimore, Mary-
land, as revised February, 1957 ; thence binding on said bulk-
head line, south 68 degrees 15 minutes 16 seconds east 20
feet, more or less, to the southeast side of a portion of Hull
Street, as condemned and closed in accordance with Ordi-
nance No. 229 approved November 24, 1972, said south-
east side of a portion of Hull Street, as condemned and
closed in accordance with last said ordinance being a line
drawn parallel with and distant 20.00 feet southeasterly,
measured at right angles from the northwest side of the
former bed of a portion of Hull Street, as condemned and
closed in accordance with Ordinance No. 115 approved
June 29, 1972; thence binding on the southeast side of a
portion of Hull Street, as condemned and closed in accord-
ance with Ordinance No. 229 approved November 24, 1972,
southwesterly 340 feet, more or less, to intersect a line
drawn southeasterly from the point of beginning at a
right angle to the northwest side of the former bed of a
portion of Hull Street, as condemned and closed in accord-
ance with Ordinance No. 115 approved June 29, 1972 and

156 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 293

thence reversing last said line so drawn and binding
thereon, northwesterly 20.00 feet to the place of beginning.

Said property being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 293
(Council No. 588)

An Ordinance to add a new Section 144 (lc) to Article 31
of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit
and Traffic," subtitle "Impounding," providing for the
designation of such locations, as determined by the
Department of Transit and Traffic w-ith the concurrence
e£ the City Councilmon of the Fifth District , in the
general vicinity of Pimlico Race Track as an impounding
area during meets at the track.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Section 144 (lc) be and it is
hereby added to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle "Im-
pounding," to read as follows :

144.

(lc) Pimlico Race Track Area. That area in the general
vicinity of Pimlico Race Track BOUNDED BY A POINT
BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF GREEN-
SPRING AVENUE AND OAKLEY AVENUE AND CON-
TINUING WESTERLY ON OAKLEY AVENUE TO ITS
POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH PARK HEIGHTS
AVENUE; NORTH ON PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE TO
ITS POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH GLEN AVENUE;
EAST ON GLEN AVENUE AND CROSS COUNTRY

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BOULEVARD AND THEN CONTINUING SOUTH ON

CROSS COUNTRY BOULEVARD TO ITS POINT OF
INTERSECTION WITH ROGERS AVENUE; WEST OA:
ROGERS AVENUE ¥0 tfg POINT QE INTERSECTION
WITH GREENSPRING AVENUE AND SOUTH ON
GREENSPRING AVENUE TO THE POINT OF BEGIN-
NING INCLUDING HAYWARD AVENUE FROM PARK
HEIGHTS AVENUE TO REISTERSTOWN ROAD, BUT
EXCLUDING PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE, at such loca-
tions as the Department of Transit and Traffic shall erect
signs setting forth a parking prohibition together with the
legend "Cars Towed Away"; except that this subtitle (I)
SHALL NOT BE EFFECTIVE ON PREAKNESS DAY;
AND (II) shall be effective in this area only during meets at
Pimlico Race Track.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Department
of Transit and Traffic shall set forth a list of the streets
posted in accordance with this section together with the
times during which parking is to be prohibited on each
street. Copies of said list will be supplied by the Depart-
ment of Transit and Traffic to any legitimately interested
parties.

Seer & And be 44 further ordained, That «o postings
under fckis section shall be made, deleted, &¥ changed with
out the concurrence of the City Councilmen of the 5th
District.

Sec. 4t 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 3, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 294

(Council No. 544)

An Ordinance to amend Sheet No. 39 of the Zoning Dis-
trict Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (19B6
Edition), title "Zoning," (Ordinance No. 1051, approved
April 20, 1971) by changing from the R-7 Zoning Dis-

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trict to the B 3 3 B-3-1 Zoning District the property
located on the northeast side of Bowleys Lane, northwest
of Moravia Park Drive, as outlined in red on the plats ac-
companying this ordinance.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Sheet No. 39 of the Zoning District Maps
of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Zoning," (Ordinance No. 1051, approved April 20,
1971) be and it is hereby amended by changing from the
R-7 Zoning District to the E-3-S B-3-1 Zoning District the
property on the northeast side of Bowleys Lane, northwest
of Moravia Park Drive, as outlined in red on the plats accom-
panying this ordinance.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in
order to give notice to the departments which are admin-
istering the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City
Council shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves
the ordinance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer
shall then transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of
the plats to the following: the Board of Municipal and
Zoning Appeals, the Planning Commission, the Commis-
sioner of the Department of Housing and Community
Development and the Zoning Administrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 295
(Council No. 603)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Sixty-Five Thousand Dol-
lars ($65,000) to the Department of Recreation and
Parks, Program 478, to be used for storm damage recov-
ery work in accordance with the provisions of Article

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VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964
Revision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of January, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of Sixty-five Thousand Dollars
($65,000) shall be made available to the Department of
Recreation and Parks of the City of Baltimore as a supple-
mentary special fund appropriation for the fiscal year end-
ing June 30, 1973 for the purpose of accomplishing storm
damage recovery work. The amount thus made available as
a supplementary special fund appropriation shall be ex-
pended from a grant of funds to the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore by the Federal Government, said sum being
allotted to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the
aforesaid purpose; and said funds from said Federal Gov-
ernment shall be the source of revenue for this supple-
mentary special fund appropriation, as required by Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

160 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 293

No. 296
(Council No. 644)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, Poplar Street, 66 feet
wide, and extending from a point on the south side thereof
distant 110.00 feet easterly, measured along the south
side of said Poplar Street from the east outline of Gwynns
Falls Park, Westerly 115 feet, more or less, to the east
outline of Gwynns Falls Park in accordance with a plat
thereof numbered 307-A-18, prepared by the Surveys and
Records Division and filed in the Office of the Department
of Assessments, on the seventeenth (17th) day of Jan-
uary, 1973, and now on file in said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
Poplar Street, 66 feet wide, and extending from a point on
the south side thereof distant 110.00 feet easterly, meas-
ured along the south side of said Poplar Street from the east
outline of Gwynns Falls Park, Westerly 115 feet, more or
less, to the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park the street
hereby directed to be condemned for said opening being
described as follows :

Beginning for the same at a point on the south side of
Poplar Street, 66 feet wide, distant 110.00 feet easterly,
measured along the south side of said Poplar Street from
the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park and running thence
binding on the south side of said Poplar Street, Westerly
110.00 feet to the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park ; thence
binding on the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park, Northerly
67 feet, more or less, to the north side of said Poplar Street ;
thence binding on the north side of said Poplar Street,
Easterly 120 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn
northerly from said point of beginning at a right angle to
the south side of said Poplar Street and thence reversing
said line so drawn and binding thereon, Southerly 66 feet
to the place of beginning.

The said Poplar Street as directed to be condemned being
more particularly described and referred to among the
Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and particu-
larly shown on a plat numbered 307-A-18 which was filed in

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the Office of the Department of Assessments on the seven-
teenth (17th) day of January in the year 1973, and is now
on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and opening of said Poplar Street and the pro-
ceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected
thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,
any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Balti-
more City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or
regulations in effect which have been adopted by the Di-
rector of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. And it further ordained, That this ordinance shall
take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 297

(Council No. 645)

An Ordinance to condemn and close Poplar Street, 66 feet
wide, extending from a point on the south side thereof
distant 110.00 feet easterly, measured along the south side
of said Poplar Street from the east outline of Gwynns
Falls Park, Westerly 115 feet, more or less, to the east
outline of Gwynns Falls Park in accordance with a plat
thereof numbered 307-A-18A, prepared by the Surveys
and Records Division and filed in the Office of the Depart-
ment of Assessments, on the eighteenth (18th) day of
January, 197.°>. and now on file in said officp.

162 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 297

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close Poplar Street, 66 feet wide, and extending from a
point on the south side thereof distant 110.00 feet easterly,
measured along the south side of said Poplar Street from
the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park, Westerly 115 feet,
more or less, to the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park the
street hereby directed to be condemned for said closing
being described as follows :

Beginning for the same at a point on the south side of
Poplar Street, 66 feet wide, distant 110.00 feet easterly,
measured along the south side of said Poplar Street from
the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park and running thence
binding on the south side of said Poplar Street, Westerly
110.00 feet to the east outline of Gwynns Falls PARK;
thence binding on the east outline of Gwynns Falls Park,
Northerly 67 feet, more or less, to the north side of said Pop-
lar Street ; thence binding on the north side of said Poplar
Street, Easterly 120 feet, more or less, to intersect a line
drawn northerly from said point of beginning at a right
angle to the south side of said Poplar Street and
thence reversing said line so drawn and binding thereon,
Southerly 66 feet to the place of beginning.

The said Poplar Street as directed to be condemned being
more particularly described and referred to among the
Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and partic-
ularly shown on a plat numbered 307-A-18A which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
eighteenth (18th) day of January in the year 1973, and is
now on file in the said Office.

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obtain permission and permits therefor from the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application

for such permission and permits agree to pay all costs and
charges of every kind and nature made necessary by SUC I
removal, alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in said
portion of said highway or highways after the same shall
have been closed under the provisions of this ordinance
until the subsurface structures and appurtenances over
which said buildings or structures are proposed to be con-
structed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall have
been removed and relaid in accordance with the spec
tions and under the direction of the Director of Public
Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the person
or persons or body corporate desiring to erect such buildings
or structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken to be "struc-
tures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly au-
thorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access to
said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or replace-
ment, of any or all of said structures and appurtenances,
and this without permission from or compensation to the
owner or owners of said land.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained. That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said Poplar Street and the
proceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected
thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,
any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Bal-
timore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Ma or
and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or reg-
ulations in effect which have been adopted by the Dirt

164 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 298

of Assessments and filed with the Department of Legisla-
tive Reference.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect f rom the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 298
(Council No. 676)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Four Hundred Twenty-
Thousand One Hundred Forty Dollars ($420,140) to the
Department of Planning to be used for detailed planning
activities related to industrial development, older retail
shopping districts, and multi-service centers, residential
planning, etc., in the City of Baltimore, as authorized
by the Federal Grant from the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development under the Compre-
hensive Planning and Management Program (Section
701), in accordance with the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h) (2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Re-
vision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
21st day of February, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-

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more City, the sum of Four Hundred Twenty Thousand
One Hundred Forty Dollars ($420,140) shall be made avail-
able to the Department of Planning of the City of Baltimore
as a supplementary special fund appropriation for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of detailed
planning activities related to industrial development, older
retail shopping districts, and multi-purpose service cen-
ters, residential planning, etc., in the City of Baltimore as
authorized by the Federal Grant from the U. S. Depart-
ment of Housing and Urban Development under the Com-
prehensive Planning and Management Program (Section
701). The amount thus made available as a supplementary
special fund appropriation shall be expended from a grant
of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by
the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop-
ment, said sum being specifically allotted to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose; and
said funds from said U. S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development shall be the source of revenue for this
supplementary special fund appropriation, as required by
Article VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 299
(Council No. 690)

An Ordinance to repeal Sections 192 (al) and 219 (30a) of
Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle "Parking Meters,"
as ordained by Ordinance 1205, approved November 29,
1971, concerning the Pratt Street Parking Lot.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore. That Sections 192(al) and 219(30a) of
Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
"Transit and Traffic," subtitle "Parking Meters," as or-

166 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 300

dained by Ordinance 1205, approved November 29, 1971,
be and they are hereby repealed.

192

[(al) Notwithstanding any charges set forth above the
special parking area known as Pratt Street Lot as set forth
in Article 31, Section 219 (30a) shall be operated so that
the charge shall be five cents in United States coin, said
five cents to cover the first one-half hour or fraction
thereof of legal parking; and for every additional one-
half hour or fraction thereof an additional charge of five
cents in United States coin shall be made; and a charge
of twenty-five cents shall cover two and one-half hours of
legal parking.]

219.

[(30a) Pratt Street, the lot which consists of areas of
land unoccupied by buildings, bounded on the northerly
side by Lombard Street, on the easterly side by Hollings-
worth Street, on the southerly side by Pratt Street and
on the westerly side by Light Street.]

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 300
(Council No. 694)

An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, pursuant to and in accordance with the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority Act
to acquire the properties at 1301-1315 Boyle Street and
1430-1444 Lawrence Street, Baltimore, Maryland, and
lease same to Philipp Overseas Incorporated; to borrow
a sum of money not to exceed Two Hundred Seventy

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Thousand Dollars ($270,000), and use the same to ac-
quire, improve, rehabilitate, and make additions to said
properties; and to borrow a sum of money not to exceed
Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($350,000) and
use the same to acquire and install equipment and ma-
chinery for lease to Philipp Overseas Incorporated; to
execute the necessary legal documents to secure said
loans; and conferring and imposing upon the Baltimore
City Economic Development Commission certain powers
and duties.

Whereas, Article 1, Sections 49 through 55, of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition) created the Baltimore City
Economic Development Commission, hereinafter called
"Commission," and vested in it certain powers and duties to
be exercised in connection with aiding the industrial growth
of Baltimore City ; and

Whereas, Article 41, Sections 266 J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
Volume and 1972 Supplement) created and amended the
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority,
hereinafter called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain pow-
ers and duties in connection with the preservation and
betterment of the economy of the State ; and

Whereas, the aforementioned sections of said Article 41
of the Annotated Code of Maryland, among other things,
authorize any municipality of this State to borrow money
without pledging its full faith and credit, and to execute a
mortgage as security therefor, and use such money to de-
fray the cost of acquiring any industrial project, including
land, buildings and equipment, either by purchase or con-
struction, after the adoption of an ordinance by the legis-
lative body of the municipality to do so ; and

Whereas, Philipp Overseas Incorporated, a corporation
organized and existing under the laws of the State of New
York, by its letter of intent dated February 9, 1973, ad-
dressed to the Mayor of Baltimore, hereinafter called
"City," has requested aid and assistance from the City
in connection with the acquisition, improvements, rehabili-
tation, additions to, and equipping of the properties here-
inafter designated in Baltimore City which are to be used
by the aforesaid Company ; and

168 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 300

Whereas, it has been determined that cooperation by the
City in connection with the aforementioned undertaking
will improve the economic condition of Baltimore City ; now,
therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That: (a) pursuant to and in accordance
with the terms and provisions of Sections 266J to 266CC
of Article 41 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971
Replacement Volume and 1972 Supplement), which created
and amended MIDFA :

(1) The City be and it is hereby authorized to acquire
by negotiation and not by eminent domain the land and
improvements located at 1301-1315 Boyle Street and 1430-
1444 Lawrence Street, Baltimore, Maryland.

(2) The aforementioned properties shall be acquired
only for the purpose of leasing them to Philipp Overseas
Incorporated, to be used by it in connection with its busi-
ness operations, upon such terms and conditions as may be
mutually agreed upon by the City and said Company.

(3) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Two
Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($270,000) and to use
the same for or in connection with the acquisition, im-
provements, rehabilitation and additions to the aforemen-
tioned properties, and to execute a mortgage on said prop-
erties to secure the aforesaid loan; the term of said mort-
gage shall not exceed twenty (20) years, and the rate of
interest to be paid by the City in connection with said
loan shall not exceed five and one-half percent (5%%) per
annum or 9%% per annum in the event that said interest
is declared to be taxable to the lender by federal or state
statute, revenue ruling, or court decision.

(4) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Three
Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($350,000), and to use
the same to acquire and install machinery and equipment
in the aforementioned properties, to be used by Philipp
Overseas Incorporated, in connection with its business op-
erations and to execute such legal documents as may be nee-

ORDINANCES 109

essary to secure the aforesaid loan ; the time for repayment
of such loan shall not exceed the normal useful life of said
machinery and equipment, and in no event shall exceed
fifteen (15) years, whichever period of time is less, and
the rate of interest to be paid in connection with such loan
shall not exceed five and one-half percent (5 1 V' ) per annum
9%% per annum in the event that said interest is declared
to be taxable to the lender by federal or state statute,
revenue ruling, or court decision.

(a) The terms and provisions of any and all legal in-
struments to be executed or entered into by the City in
connection with the transaction authorized by this ordi-
nance shall be subject to the approval of the Board of Esti-
mates.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Commission
is hereby fully authorized and empowered for the purpose
of this ordinance only :

(a) To promote, make investigations, conduct prelim-
inary negotiations, and do any and all other things neces-
sary or proper to expedite the consummation of the trans-
actions mentioned in this ordinance; all pursuant and sub-
ject to the provisions of the Charter of Baltimore City.

(b) After the transactions mentioned in this ordinance
have been fully consummated, the Commission shall do any
and all other things necessary, proper or expedient to assure
the full performance by Philipp Overseas Incorporated, of
any and all of the terms and provisions in any and all
agreements entered into by the City and Philipp Overseas
Incorporated, all subject to the provisions of the Charter
of Baltimore City.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM D. SCHAEFER, Mayor.

170 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 301

No. 301
(Council No. 695)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special loan
fund appropriation in the amount of Six Hundred
Twenty Thousand Dollars ($620,000) to the Baltimore
City Economic Development Commission to be used for
property acquisition and improvement under the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority and
City Ordinance , in accordance with the provi-
sions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the Baltimore
City Charter (1964 Revision) .

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents the
proceeds of an Industrial Development loan, fully guar-
anteed by the Maryland Industrial Development Financing
Authority ; and

Whereas, Ordinance , 1973 provides a sum of

money not to exceed Two Hundred and Seventy Thousand
Dollars ($270,000) for the purchase and improvement of
land and buildings at 1301-1315 Boyle Street and 1430-
1444 Lawrence Street, and also provides a sum of money
not to exceed Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
($350,000) for the acquisition and installation of equip-
ment and machinery at said location ; and

Whereas, Ordinance , 1973 provides for the leas-
ing of the aforementioned property to Philipp Overseas,
Incorporated, to be used in connection with its business
operations ; and

Whereas, the Industrial Development loan constitutes
a material change in circumstances since the adoption of
the 1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation ordained herein has been recommended to the
City Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommenda-
tion having been made at a regular meeting of said Board
held on the 28th day of February, 1973, all in accordance
with Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised
Charter of Baltimore City.

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Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(3) of the 1961 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Six Hundred Twenty Thousand
Dollars ($620,000) shall be made available to the Balti-
more City Economic Development Commission of the City
of Baltimore as a supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the
purpose of acquiring and improving the properties at 1301-
1315 Boyle Street and 1430-1444 Lawrence Street. The
amount thus made available as a supplementary special
loan fund appropriation shall be expended from Industrial
Development loans; said funds shall be the source of reve-
nue for this supplementary special loan fund appropria-
tion, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the
196 1 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 302

(Council No. 702)

An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, pursuant to and in accordance with the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority Act
to acquire the property at 2915 Wilmarco Avenue, Balti-
more, Maryland, and lease same to the Commercial
Envelope Corporation; to borrow a sum of money not to
exceed Six Hundred and Ninety Three Thousand Dol-
lars ($693,000), and use the same to acquire, improve,
rehabilitate, and make additions to said property; and
to borrow a sum of money not to exceed One Hundred
Twenty Six Thousand Dollars ($126,000) and use the
same to acquire and install equipment and machinery for
lease to the Commercial Envelope Corporation; to exe-
cute the necessary legal documents to secure said loans;
and conferring and imposing upon the Baltimore City

172 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 302

Economic Development Commission certain powers and
duties.

Whereas, Article 41, Sections 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
Volume and 1972 Supplement) created and amended the
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority,
hereinafter called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain pow-
ers and duties in connection with the preservation and
betterment of the economy of the State ; and

Whereas, the aforementioned sections of said Article 41
of the Annotated Code of Maryland, among other things,
authorize any municipality of this State to borrow money
without pledging its full faith and credit, and to execute
a mortgage as security therefor, and use such money to
defray the cost of acquiring any industrial project, includ-
ing land, buildings and equipment, either by purchase or
construction, after the adoption of an ordinance by the
legislative body of the municipality to do so ; and

Whereas, the Commercial Envelope Corporation, a cor-
poration organized and existing under the laws of the State
of Maryland, by its letter of intent dated November 16,
1972, addressed to the Mayor of Baltimore, hereinafter
called "City," has requested aid and assistance from the
City in connection with the acquisition, improvements, re-
habilitation, additions to, and equipping of the properties
hereinafter designated in Baltimore City which is to be
used by the aforesaid Company ; and

Whereas, it has been determined that cooperation by
the City in connection with aforementioned undertaking
will improve the economic condition of Baltimore City ; now,
therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That: (a) pursuant to and in accordance

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with the terms and provisions of Sections 266J to 266CC
of Article 41 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971
Replacement Volume and 1972 Supplement), which created
and amended MIDFA :

(1) The City be and it is hereby authorized to acquire
by negotiation and not by eminent domain the land and
improvements located at 2915 Wilmarco Avenue, Baltimore,
Maryland.

(2) The aforementioned property shall be acquired only
for the purpose of leasing it to the Commercial Envelope
Corporation, to be used by it in connection with its business
operations, upon such terms and conditions as may be mu-
tually agreed upon by the City and said Company.

(3) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Six
Hundred and Ninety Three Thousand Dollars ($693,000)
and to use the same for or in connection with the acquisi-
tion, improvements, rehabilitation and additions to the
aforementioned property, and to execute a mortgage on
said property to secure the aforesaid loan ; the term of said
mortgage shall not exceed twenty (20) years, and the rate
of interest to be paid by the City in connection with said
loan shall not exceed five and one half percent (5*/2%) per
annum or 9^h per annum in the event that said interest
is declared to be taxable to the lender by federal or state
statute, revenue ruling, or court decision.

(4) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding One
Hundred Twenty Six Thousand Dollars ($126,000), and to
use the same to acquire and install machinery and equip-
ment in the aforementioned property, to be used by the
Commercial Envelope Corporation, in connection with its
business operations and to execute such legal documents as
may be necessary to secure the aforesaid loan; the time
for repayment of such loan shall not exceed the normal
useful life of said machinery and equipment, and in no
event shall exceed ten (10) years, whichever period of
time is less, and the rate of interest to be paid in connection
with such loan shall not exceed five and one half percent
(5%%) per annum or 9% per annum in the event that said

174 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 303

interest is declared to be taxable to the lender by federal
or state statute, revenue ruling, or court decision.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Commis-
sion is hereby fully authorized and empowered for the
purpose of this ordinance only:

(a) To promote, make investigations, conduct prelimi-
nary negotiations, and do any and all other things neces-
sary or proper to expedite the consummation of the trans-
actions mentioned in this ordinance; all pursuant and
subject to the provisions of the Charter of Baltimore City.

(b) After the transactions mentioned in this ordinance
have been fully consummated, the Commission shall do any
and all other things necessary, proper or expedient to assure
the full performance by the Commercial Envelope Corpora-
tion, of any and all of the terms and provisions in any and
all agreements entered into by the City and the Commercial
Envelope Corporation, all subject to the provisions of the
Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 303
(Council No. 703)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special loan
fund appropriation in the amount of Eight Hundred
Nineteen Thousand Dollars ($819,000) to the Baltimore

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City Economic Development Commission to be used for
property acquisition and improvement under the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority and

City Ordinance , in accordance with the

provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the Balti-
more City Charter (1964 revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents the
proceeds of an Industrial Development Loan, fully guaran-
teed by the Maryland Industrial Development Financing
Authority ; and

Whereas, Ordinance , 1973 provides a sum

of money not to exceed Six Hundred Ninety-three Thou-
sand Dollars ($693,000) for the purchase and improvement
of land and buildings at 2915 Wilmarco Avenue, and also
provides a sum of money not to exceed One Hundred
Twenty-six Thousand Dollars ($126,000) for the acquisi-
tion and installation of equipment and machinery at said
location ; and

Whereas, Ordinance , 1973 provides for the

leasing of the aforementioned property to the Commercial
Envelope Corporation, to be used in connection with its
business operations ; and

Whereas, the Industrial Development Loan constitutes a
material change in circumstances since the adoption of the
1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation ordained herein has been recommended to the City
Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 7th day of March, 1973, all in accordance with
Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter
of Baltimore City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Eight Hundred Nineteen Thousand
Dollars ($819,000) shall be made available to the Baltimore
City Economic Development Commission of the City of

176 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 304

Baltimore as a supplementary special loan fund appropria-
tion for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose
of acquiring and improving the land and buildings at 2915
Wilmarco Avenue. The amount thus made available as a
supplementary special loan fund appropriation shall be
expended from Industrial Development Loans; and said
funds shall be the source of revenue for this supplementary
special loan fund appropriation, as required by Article VI,
Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore
City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 9, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 304
(Council No. 616)

An Ordinance designating as a "Renewal Area", an area
situate in Baltimore City, Maryland, known as the "Park
Heights Noighb e rhood D o vol apment Program Urban Re-
newal Area" (herein referred to as Park Heights Area)
bounded generally by Northern Parkway on the north,
Greenspring Avenue on the east, Druid Park Drive, Park
Circle, and Sequoia Avenue on the south, and Wabash
Avenue on the west; repealing Ordinance 523, approved
June 27, 1969, designating as a "Renewal Area" an area
situate in Baltimore City, known as the "Park Heights
Neighborhood Development Program Area"; approving
a Renewal Plan for the Park Heights Area; authorizing
the acquisition by purchase or by condemnation by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, for urban renewal
purposes, of the fee simple interest or any lesser interest,
in and to certain properties or portions thereof, together
with improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City,
Maryland, within the Park Heights Area; providing that
in selling property in the project area the Department of

ORDINANCES 177

Housing and Community Development shall require that
developers agree in writing not to discriminate in the
sale, lease, use or occupancy of the property developed by
them against any person because of race, creed, color or
national origin ; PROVIDING FOR THE PROHIBITION
OF UNVENTED, GAS FIRED SPACE HEATING
UNITS AND ESTABLISHING CERTAIN CONDI-
TIONS UNDER WHICH ORNAMENTAL GAS LOGS
MAY BE INSTALLED AND/OR OPERATED; PRO-
VIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATING THE STAND-
ARDS REGARDING GAS FIRED SPACE HEATING
UNITS AND ORNAMENTAL GAS LOGS; waiving
such requirements, if any, as to content or of procedure
for the preparation, adoption, and approval of renewal
plans as set forth in Ordinance No. 152, approved June
28, 1968, which the Renewal Plan for Park Heights may
not meet; providing that where the provisions of this
ordinance shall conflict with any other ordinance, code
or regulation, the provision which establishes the higher
standard shall prevail; and providing for the effective
date hereof.

Whereas, by Ordinance 523, approved June 27, 1969,
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore designated a cer-
tain area situate in Baltimore City as a "Renewal Area",
known as the "Park Heights Neighborhood Development
Program Area", bounded generally by Sequoia Avenue, the
Western Maryland Railroad, Cold Spring Lane, Green-
spring Avenue and Druid Park Drive, being more particu-
larly described in said Ordinance No. 523; and

Whereas, the Planning Commission, acting pursuant to
powers vested by Section 23(a) of Article 13 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), as amended by Ordinance
No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, has heretofore determined
that the Park Heights Area, as hereinbelow more particu-
larly described and embracing approximately 1,517 acres,
may be benefited through the exercise of those functions
and powers of the City of Baltimore which are vested in
the Department of Housing and Community Development
by Ordinance No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, and has
recommended to the City Council that an ordinance be
passed to designate the Park Heights Area as a "Renewal
Area"; and

178 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 304

Whereas, the boundaries of said Park Heights Area, as
hereinbelow more particularly described, are designated so
as to include the area hereinabove described as "Park
Heights Neighborhood Development Program Area" in
Ordinance 523, approved June 27, 1969, as well as addi-
tional areas;

Whereas, under Ordinance No. 152, approved June 28,

1968, the Department of Housing and Community Develop-
ment is authorized to prepare and administer Renewal
Areas; a*4 PLANS IN RENEWAL AREAS ; AND

Whereas, the Department of Housing and Community
Development has prepared a Renewal Plan for the Park
Heights Area, consisting e£ a covo g p ag e? a tabie e£ een-
to n t s , thirteen (13) pages of text, a«4 four 44± exhibits?
a»4 HEIGHTS AREA; AND

Whereas, the said Renewal Plan for the Park Heights
Area was approved as a Renewal Plan by the Planning
Commission of Baltimore City on January 11, 1973 and was
approved and recommended to City Council by the Com-
missioner of the Department of Housing and Community
Development on January 12, 1973.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Ordinance No. 523, approved June 27,

1969, is hereby repealed.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained. That it is hereby
found and determined that the Park Heights Area as here-
inbelow more particularly described, may be benefited
through the exercise of the functions and powers vested in
the Department of Housing and Community Development.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained. That the said Park
Heights Area is more particularly described as follows :

Beginning for the same at the intersection of the west
side of Wabash Avenue and the south side of Northern
Parkway; thence from the said point of beginning and
binding on the south side of Northern Parkway northeast-
erly and easterly to intersect the center line of Greenspring
Avenue; thence binding on the center line of Greenspring
Avenue southerly, as extended, to intersect the south side of

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Druid Park Drive; thence binding on the south side of
Druid Park Drive southwesterly to intersect Park Circle;
thence binding on the perimeter of Park Circle in a clock-
wise manner to intersect the southwest side of Sequoia
Avenue; thence binding on the southwest side of Sequoia
Avenue northwesterly to intersect the Western Maryland
Railroad right-of-way; thence continuing across the said
right-of-way and binding on the southwest side of Sequoia
Avenue to intersect the west side of Wabash Avenue; thence
binding on the west side of Wabash Avenue northerly and
northwesterly to the point of beginning.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the Renewal
Plan for Park Heights identified as "Urban Renewal Plan,
Park Heights Neighborhood Development Program Urban
Renewal Area" and dated January 44? ¥£& MARCH 22,
1973, is hereby approved and the Clerk of the City Council
is hereby directed to file a copy of said Renewal Plan with
the Department of Legislative Reference as a permanent
public record and to make the same available for public in-
spection and information, in connection with said approval
it is hereby found a«4 determined that -(-W- the financial
a44 to be provided in the contract is necessary to enable the
project to be undertaken in ac cordance with the Urban &e-
n owal Plan; -f^)- the Urban Rono w-ai Plan w-iii afford maxi
mum opportunity, consistent w4th the sound needs of the
locality as a whole f 9* the rehabilitation or re development of

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-Ren ewal Plan conform s to a general plan for the develop
ment of the locality as a w hole; and -H4- the Urban Renewal
Plan gives due consideration te the prov ision of adequate
park and recreational area s a-n4 facilities, as may be dosir
able for neighborhood improvement, with special e onsidora
tioft for the healt hy safety, and welfare of children residin g
in the general vicinity of the site covered by the Plan.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That it is necessary
to acquire by purchase or by condemnation for urban re-
newal purposes the fee simple interest or any lesser interest,
in and to the properties situate in Baltimore City, Maryland,
and described as follows :

3902-3922 Pall Mall Road

180 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 304

Lot 71, Block 3307, Section 33, Ward 15
Lot 72, Block 3307, Section 33, Ward 15
Lot 77, Block 3342, Section 33, Ward 15
Lot 1/12, Block 3350B/C, Section 18, Ward 27
Lot 59, Block 4587, Section 19, Ward 27

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the Real Estate
Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comptroller,
or such person or persons in such manner as the Board of
Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested in it by-
Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter, may
hereafter from time to time designate, is or are authorized
to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore and for the purposes described in this ordinance
the fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and to the
properties or portions thereof hereinabove mentioned. If
the said Real Estate Acquisition Division of the Depart-
ment of the Comptroller, or such person or persons, and in
such manner as the Board of Estimates, in the exercise of
the power vested in it by Article V, Section 5, of the Balti-
more City Charter, may hereafter from time to time desig-
nate, is or are unable to agree with the owner or owners
on the purchase price for said properties or portions
thereof, it or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor
of Baltimore City, who shall thereupon institute in the
name of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the neces-
sary legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation the fee
simple interest or any lesser interest in and to said prop-
erties or portions thereof.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That in selling or
otherwise disposing of property in the Park Heights proj-
ect, the Department of Housing and Community Develop-
ment shall require that developers agree in writing not to
discriminate in the sale, lease, use or occupancy of the prop-
erty developed by them against any person because of race,
creed, color, or national origin.

SEC. 8. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
OVER AND ABOVE THE CODES AND ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE (ORDINANCE NO.
902 APPROVED DECEMBER 22, 1966, KNOWN AS
THE HOUSING CODE OF BALTIMORE CITY, ARTI-

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CLE 9 OF THE BALTIMORE CITY CODE, TITLE
"FIRE PREVENTION," ARTICLE 11 OF THE BALTI-
MORE CITY CODE, TITLE "HEALTH" AND ARTI-
CLE 32 OF THE BALTIMORE CITY CODE, TITLE
"BUILDING REGULATIONS," APPROVED APRIL 1,
1966), THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL STANDARD
SHALL BE APPLIED TO ALL RESIDENTIAL USES:

NO UNVENTED, GAS FIRED SPACE HEATING
UNIT MAY BE INSTALLED OR OPERATED IN
ANY DWELLING, DWELLING UNIT OR ROOMING
UNIT. ORNAMENTAL GAS LOGS MAY BE IN-
STALLED AND EXISTING ONES MAY BE KEPT
IN USE IN ANY DWELLING UNIT OR DWELL-
ING HEATED BY A CENTRAL HEATING SYS-
TEM, PROVIDED THAT THESE LOGS ARE LO-
CATED ONLY IN VENTED FIREPLACES IN
ROOMS NOT USED FOR SLEEPING PURPOSES.

SEC. 9. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
ANY PERSON VIOLATING ANY OF THE PROVI-
SIONS OF SECTION 8 OF THIS ORDINANCE SHALL
BE GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR AND SHALL BE
SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING ONE HUN-
DRED DOLLARS ($100.00) AND THAT EACH DAY'S
VIOLATION SHALL CONSTITUTE A SEPARATE
OFFENSE.

Sec. &• 10. And be it further ordained, That in whatever
respect, if any, the Renewal Plan approved hereby for Park
Heights, may not meet the requirements as to content of a
Renewal Plan or the procedure for the preparation, adop-
tion, and approval of Renewal Plans as provided in Ordi-
nance No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, the said require-
ments are hereby waived and the Renewal Plan approved
hereby is exempted therefrom.

Sec. & 11. And be it further ordained, That in the event it
be judicially determined, that any word, phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, section or part in or of this ordinance
or the application thereof to any person or circumstances
is invalid, the remaining provisions and the application of
such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not
be affected thereby, the Mayor and City Council hereby

182 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 305

declaring that they would have ordained the remaining
provisions of this ordinance without the word, phrase,
clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of the appli-
cation thereof so held invalid.

Sec. 40r 12. And be it further ordained, That in any case
where a provision of this ordinance concerns the same sub-
ject matter as an existing provision of any zoning, building,
electrical, plumbing, health, fire or safety ordinance or code
or regulation, the applicable provisions concerned shall be
ee**s4r-u-e4e4 CONSTRUED so as to give effect to each;
provided, however, that if such provisions are found to be
in irreconcilable conflict, the provision which establishes
the higher standard for the promotion and protection of
the public health and safety shall prevail. In any case where
a provision of this ordinance is found to be in conflict with
an existing provision of any other ordinance or code or
regulation in force in the City of Baltimore which estab-
lishes a lower standard for the promotion and protection
of the public health and safety, the provision of this ordi-
nance shall prevail, and the other existing provisions of
such other ordinance or code or regulation is hereby
repealed to the extent that it may be found in conflict with
this ordinance.

Sec. iir 13. And be it further ordained, That this ordi-
nance shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 16, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 305

(Council No. 471)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in ac-
cordance with Article V Section 5(b) of the City Charter,
all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more in and to the former beds of portions of Ceddox and
Prudence Streets located west of Fairhaven Avenue and

ORDINANCES 183

south of Cherry Street. Said property being no longer
needed for public use.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or private
sale in accordance with Article V Section 5(b) of the City
Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore in and to those portions of land situate in
Baltimore City, State of Maryland, and described as follows :

BEGINNING for the same at the point formed by the
intersection of the east side of the former bed of Prudence
Street, 60 feet wide, as condemned and closed in accord-
ance with Ordinance No. 45 approved May 1, 1972 and the
south side of a 20 foot alley, laid out 150 feet south of
Cherry Street, 60 feet wide, and running thence binding
on the east side of the former bed of said Prudence Street,
southerly 150 feet, more or less, to intersect the north side
of the former bed of Ceddox Street, 60 feet wide, as con-
demned and closed in accordance with said Ordinance;
thence binding on the north side of the former bed of said
Ceddox Street, easterly 260 feet, more or less, to the east
outline of the property now or formerly owned by E.
Stewart Mitchell, Inc. and known as No. 1400 Ceddox
Street ; thence binding on the east outline of said property,
southerly 60 feet, more or less, to intersect the south side
of the former bed of said Ceddox Street; thence binding in
part on the south side of the former bed of Ceddox Street,
in part on the southernmost extremity of the former bed of
said Prudence Street and in all, westerly 320 feet, more or
less, to the west side of the former bed of said Prudence
thence binding on the west side of the former bed of said
Prudence Street, northerly 210 feet, more or less, to inter-
sect the line of the south side of the aforesaid 20 foot alley
if projected westerly and thence binding reversely on said
line so projected, easterly 60 feet, more or less, to the place
of beginning.

Said property being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

184 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 307

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 17, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 306
(Council No. 479)

An Ordinance to authorize the establishment, maintenance
and operation of a rest home on the property at 3711
Hayward Avenue, as shown outlined in red on the plats
accompanying this ordinance, under the provisions of
Sections 4.5-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordinance
of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051), approved
April 20, 1971.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission is hereby granted for the
establishment, maintenance, and operation of a rest home
on the property at 3711 Hayward Avenue, as outlined in
red on the plats accompanying this ordinance, under the
provisions of Sections 4.5-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning
Ordinance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051), ap-
proved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect 30 days from the date of its passage.

Approved April 17, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 307
(Council No. 538)

An Ordinance to comply with the requirements of Sections
4.2-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 and Section 1 of Article

ORDINANCES I B6

L2 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition) and to
authorize the establishment of a convalescent and nurs-
ing home on certain premises located at 3710-3712
Liberty Heights Avenue.

Section 1. Be it ordaitu d by the Manor and City Co>
of Baltimore, That, in compliance with the provisions of
Sections 4.2-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 and Section 1 of
Article 12 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), the
assent of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore is given
to .Airs. Sally Cherry for the establishment of a convalescent
and nursing home on the premises known as 3710-3712
Liberty Heights Avenue. All ordinances and regulations of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall be complied
with in the establishment and operation of this con-
valescent and nursing home.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved April 17, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 308
(Council No. 631)

An Ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
authorizing the acquisition by purchase or by condemna-
tion for a Public Waste Reduction Facility, such interests,
including riparian rights, as the Director of the Depart-
ment of Public Works may deem necessary or sufficient
in and to all of those pieces or parcels of land, with
improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City, vicinity
of Russell Street and Annapolis Road; the location and
course of said Public Waste Reduction Facility being
shown on a plat thereof numbered 315-A-17, prepared
by the Surveys and Records Division and filed in the
Office of the Director of the Department of Public
Works on the twenty-third (23rd) day of October, 1972.

186 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 308

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or by condemnation for the use as a Public Waste Reduc-
tion Facility, such interests, including riparian rights, as
the Director of the Department of Public Works may deem
necessary or sufficient in and to all of those pieces or parcels
of land, with improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore
City, State of Maryland, and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the inter-
section of the southeast side of Russell Street, as now laid
out, and the fifth line of the first parcel of land conveyed by
Spring Garden Wharf and Land Company to the Real
Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore City by
deed dated May 28, 1923 and recorded among the Land
Records of Baltimore City in Liber S.C.L. No. 4020 Folio
19 and running thence binding in part reversely on part of
the fifth line of the first parcel of land described in said
deed, to the beginning thereof, in part on the second line
of the second parcel of land described in said deed, in part
on the first line of the third parcel of land conveyed by
Leyman T. Ranstead to the Real Estate and Improvement
Company of Baltimore City by deed dated July 11, 1908 and
recorded among the aforesaid Land Records in Liber S.C.L.
No. 2514 Folio 116 and in all, Southeasterly 1400 feet more
or less; thence binding on the second and on part of the
third lines of the third parcel of land described in last said
deed the two following courses and distances; namely,
Southwesterly 387 feet, more or less, and Northwesterly 255
feet, more or less, to the waters edge of Gwynns Falls;
thence meandering along the waters edge of Gwynns Falls,
northwesterly 980 feet, more or less, to intersect the east
side of Annapolis Road, as now laid out 55 feet wide; thence
binding on the east side of said Annapolis Road, North
10°-22'-40" East 860 feet, more or less, to intersect the
aforesaid southeast side of Russell Street and thence binding
on the southeast side of said Russell Street the two follow-
ing courses and distances; namely, North 37°-33'-13" East
58.95 feet and by a line curving to the right with a radius
of 1422.39 feet the distance of 151.86 fet feet which arc is
subtended by a chord bearing North 40°-36'-44" East 151.79
feet to the place of beginning.

ORDINANCES 187

The location and course of said Public Waste Reduction
Facility being shown on a plat thereof numbered 316-A-17,
prepared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed
in the Office of the Director of the Department of Public
Works on the twenty-third (23rd) day of October, 1972.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That the Department of

Real Estate of Baltimore City, or such other person or
agency as the Board of Estimates may hereafter from time
to time designate, is hereby authorized to negotiate and
acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and for the purposes described in this ordinance, such
interests, including riparian rights, as may be deemed
necessary or sufficient in and to said pieces or parcels of
land, with improvements thereon. If the said Department
of Real Estate or the person or agency otherwise provided
for by the Board of Estimates under the authority of Sec-
tion 5(a) Article V of the Baltimore City Charter (1964)
Revision, as amended to January 1969 and any and all
amendments thereto, is or are unable to agree with the
owner or owners on the purchase price for said parcels of
land and the improvements thereon, it or they shall forth-
with notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore City, who shall
thereupon institute in the name of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore the necessary legal proceedings to
acquire by condemnation such interests, including riparian
rights, as may be deemed necessary or sufficient in and to
said pieces or parcels of land, with the improvements
thereon, herein described.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties inter-
ested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in
accordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any
and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 17, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

188 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 310

No. 309
(Council No. 721)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in accord-
ance with Article V Section 5(b) of the City Charter all
of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
in and to those parcels of ground situate in Baltimore
City known as Nos. 447, 453, 565 Orchard Street and 300
Whitridge Avenue. Said property being no longer needed
for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall
have been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 17, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 310
(Council No. 497)

An Ordinance granting permission to The Baltimore Com
puk . ivo COMPREHENSIVE Public Inebriate Program
for the establishment of a non-profit home for the rehabili-
tation of non-bedridden alcoholic persons on the property
located at the southeast corner of East North Avenue and

ORDINANCES 188

Charles Street, under the provisions of Sections 6.5-ld

and 11.0-6dof Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Zoning," as ordained by Ordinance 1051,
approved April 20, 1971.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That permission is hereby granted to The
Baltimore Compulsive COMPREHENSIVE Public Inebriate
Program for the establishment of a non-profit home for the
rehabilitation of non-bedridden alcoholic persons, on the
property located at the southeast corner of East North
Avenue and Charles Street, under the provisions of Sections
6.5-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Zoning," as ordained by Ordinance
1051, approved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That whenever the
continuous operation of such use has been discontinued
for a period of twelve (12) consecutive months, it shall
not be thereafter re-established unless a new ordinance is
approved by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore;
and that no advertising sign or device shall be displayed
except a flag, ornamental, non-illuminated sign not exceed-
ing the square foot in area that may be placed against
the exterior of the building.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect 30 days from the date of its passage.

Approved April 23, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

Xo. 311

(Council No. 701)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary loan fund
capital appropriation in the amount of $2,000,000 to the
Department of Housing and Community Development to

190 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 311

be used in providing residential rehabilitation loans to
property owners within Baltimore City in accordance
with the provisions of Article VI, Section 2 (h) (3) of
the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
bond issue approved by voters in the November 1972 ref-
erendum in the amount of $2,000,000, said amount being in
excess of the revenues estimated and relied upon by the
Board of Estimates in determining the tax levy required
to balance the budget for the 1973 fiscal year and are
therefore available for appropriation to the Department of
Housing and Community Development to be used in pro-
viding residential rehabilitation loans to property owners
within Baltimore City, pursuant to the provisions of Article
VI, Section 2 (h) (3) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964
revision) ; and

Whereas, the supplementary loan fund capital appro-
priation ordained herein has been recommended to the City
Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a meeting of said Board held on the
28th dav of February 1973 all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2 (h) (3) of said Charter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2, of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Baltimore
City the sum of $2,000,000 shall be made available to the
Department of Housing and Community Development as a
supplementary loan fund capital appropriation for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of provid-
ing residential rehabilitation loans to property owners with-
in Baltimore City. The amount thus made available as a
supplementary loan fund capital appropriation shall be
expended from a bond issue in the amount of $2,000,000,
said amount being in excess of the amount from this source
which was estimated or relied upon by the Board of Esti-
mates in determining the tax levy required to balance the
budget for the 1973 fiscal year ; and said funds shall be the
source of revenue for this supplementary loan fund capital
appropriation, as required by Article VI, Section 2 of the
1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

ORDINANCES LM

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 27, li»7:».

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 312
(Council No. 730)

An Ordinance to repeal Sections 192(d) and 192(e) of
Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle "Parking Meters,"
as ordained by Ordinance 416, approved April 1, 1969,
and ordain in lieu thereof new Section 192(d), concern-
ing the parking meter rate of five cents for each half
hour and the area of the City to which it applies.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Sections 192(d) and 192(e) of Article
31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Trans-
it and Traffic," subtitle "Parking Meters," be and they
are hereby repealed and new Section 192(d) be and it is
hereby ordained in lieu thereof, to read as follows:

192.

f_(d) With the following boundaries, the meter rate shall
be five cents for each % hour of parking or fraction thereof:

From the intersection of Pratt and Light Streets,
southerly on Light Street to York Street, thence easterly
on York Street to Battery Avenue, thence southerly on
Battery Avenue to Key Highway, thence westerly on Key
Highway to Hill Street, thence westerly on Hill Street to
Hanover Street, thence southerly on Hanover Street to Ham-
burg Street, thence westerly on Hamburg Street to Russell
Street, thence northerly on Russell Street to Fremont Ave-
nue, thence northerly on Fremont Avenue, to Redwood
Street, thence easterly on Redwood Street to Pine Street,
thence northerly on Pine Street to George Street, thence
northerly on George Street to Bid/die Street, thence easterly
on Biddle Street to Druid Hill Avenue, thence northerly

192 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 312

on Druid Hill Avenue to Lanvale Street, thence easterly
on Lanvale Street to Mt. Royal Avenue, thence southerly
on Mt. Royal Avenue to Oliver Street, thence easterly on
Oliver Street to Maryland Avenue, thence northerly on
Maryland Avenue to Lanvale Street, thence easterly on Lan-
vale Street to Guilford Avenue, thence southerly on Guil-
ford Avenue to Fallsivay, thence southerly on Fallsway to
Madison Street, thence easterly on Madison Street to
Forrest Street, thence southerly on Forrest Street to Hillen
Street, thence westerly on Hillen Street to Fallsivay, thence
southerly on Fallsway to Low Street, thence easterly on
Low Street to Orleans Street, thence easterly on Orleans
Street to Central Avenue, thence southerly on Central
Avenue to Aliceanna Street, thence westerly on Aliceanna
Street to East Falls Avenue, thence northerly on East Falls
Avenue to Pratt Street, thence westerly on Pratt Street to
Gay Street, thence northerly on Gay Street to Saratoga
Street, thence westerly on Saratoga Street to Holliday
Street, thence northerly on Holliday Street to Bath Street,
thence westerly on Bath Street to Guilford Avenue, thence
northerly on Guilford Avenue to Chase Street, thence west-
erly on Chase Street to Cathedral Street, thence
southerly on Cathedral Street to Madison Street, thence
westerly on Madison Street to Eutaw Street, thence south-
erly on Eutaw Street to Franklin Street, thence westerly
on Franklin Street to Greene Street, thence southerly on
Greene Street to Pratt Street, thence easterly on Pratt
Street to the intersection of Pratt and Light Streets. All
boundary streets included except Hanover Street between
Hamburg Street and Hill Street, Lanvale Street between
Guilford Avenue and Maryland, Avenue, and those streets
set forth under subsections (b) and (c) of this section.

(e) Within the following boundaries, the meter rate
shall be five cents for each one hour of parking or fraction
thereof:

All streets outside the boundaries of and not including
those set forth in subsections (a), (b), (c), and (d) of
this section. "J

(d) Within the following boundaries, the meter rate
shall be five cents for each */2 hour of parking or fraction
thereof:

ORDINANCES 193

All strct U outside of the boundaries of and not including
those set forth in subsections (a), (b) and (c) of this sec-
tion.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 27, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 313
(Council No. 629)

An Ordinance to add a new subsection (f) to Section 7 of
Article 22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Retirement Systems", subtitle "Employees' Retire-
ment System" and to add a new subsection (f) to Section
35 of Article 22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Retirement Systems", subtitle "Fire and
Police Employees", generally permitting the Board of
Trustees of the two retirement systems to utilize nominee
registrations for securities held by them.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That new subsection (f) be added to Sec-
tion 7 of Article 22 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Retirement Systems", subtitle "Employees'
Retirement Systems", to read as follows:

4-Q Nominee registration * of oo& u rUiofii ^be Hoard
of Trustees shall be autho riz e d to instruct the £ity Treas ■
ure* to place, by appropriate agreeme^ securitie s he44 by
the Board m the «ame el a partnership to be formed undo)'
the laws of Maryland fo* the soie a-a4 specific - purpose of
holding such securities as the n o min ee of the B^>a-F4 «£
^fet stoos. Ther e shall be tb-nee 4^4- partner s «* ^a44 p artner
ship: the City Treasure)-, the Depu ty CU-v Treasurer a-n4
the Chairm an of the Board of T rust ees , but o»4y the £4ty
Treasurer a-n4 Deputy Gity Treasure* sha44 be author zed
to execute documents which sewe to tr an s fer aav of such

194 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 313

seett*4t4esr ¥he Articles of P artnersh ip an4 the agreements
botwoon the partnership a«4 the Gity shall fee writt en fey
the Gity S olicitor to provide that the City Tr e a s ur e r shall
at ail times have complete control of the securities placed
m the partnership name and that sweh partnership may aet
en4y as the agent e£ the Gity Treasurer an4 shall fee gov-
erned in s uch activities fey st*eh other terms and conditions
which the Gity Solicitor may doom appropriato v The part

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with v ariou s banks te guarante e the si gnatures and oxocu-
tiens made en behalf e£ the partnership. Aii ef the afore ■

o o i ^ A T^-T/^l^o nr>^ o rrx+r\mnn QjaX Q B fa oil Vv/"* o rvrwAT7AH Vvtt 4"V* /^\ "F? ^ o Igfl

ef Estimates before they may become effective.

(F) NOMINEE REGISTRATIONS OF SECURITIES.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IS HEREBY EMPOW-
ERED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY TREASURER TO
PLACE SECURITIES HELD BY THE BOARD IN
THE NAME OF A PARTNERSHIP TO BE FORMED
UNDER THE LAWS OF MARYLAND FOR THE SOLE
AND SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF HOLDING SUCH SE-
CURITIES AS THE NOMINEE OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES. THERE SHALL BE THREE (3) PART-
NERS IN SAID PARTNERSHIP: THE CITY TREAS-
URER, THE DEPUTY CITY TREASURER AND THE
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, BUT ONLY
THE CITY TREASURER OR DEPUTY CITY TREASUR-
ER SHALL BE REQUIRED TO EXECUTE DOCUMENTS
ON BEHALF OF THE PARTNERSHIP WHICH MAY
BE NECESSARY OR PROPER TO TRANSFER ANY
OF SUCH SECURITIES. THE ARTICLES OF PART-
NERSHIP AND ANY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
PARTNERSHIP AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SHALL BE PREPARED BY THE CITY SOLICITOR,
AND SHALL PROVIDE THAT THE CITY TREAS-
URER AT ALL TIMES SHALL HAVE COMPLETE
CUSTODY OF THE SECURITIES PLACED IN THE
PARTNERSHIP NAME, AND THAT SUCH PART-
NERSHIP MAY ACT ONLY AS THE AGENT OF
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, AND SHALL CON-
TAIN SUCH OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS
THE CITY SOLICITOR MAY DEEM APPROPRIATE.
THE PARTNERSHIP IS HEREBY FURTHER AU-

ORDINANCES 195

THORIZED TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS WITH
VARIOUS BANKS OR OTHER FINANCIAL INSTI-
TUTIONS TO GUARANTEE THE SIGNATURES MADE
ON BEHALF OF THE PARTNERSHIP. THE ARTI-
CLES OF PARTNERSHIP AND ALL AGREEMENTS
EXECUTED PURSUANT HERETO SHALL BE SUB-
JECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF ES-
TIMATES.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That new subsection (f) be
added to Section 35 of Article 22 of the Baltimore Civic
Center (1966 Edition), title "Retirement Systems", sub-
title "Fire and Police Employees", to read as follows :

■(£)- Nominee registrations of- securities. 33*e Board of
trustees s hall be auth o rized to i nstruct the City Treasurer

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Board in the nam e of a partn er ship to be formed u-nde* the
laws of M aryland fo^ the soie an4 speeifie purpose of h o l d
ing such securities as the nominee of the Bo ar d of Trustees.
Ther e shall be th^ee 4&)- partners in sa44 p artnership: the
City Trea s urer, the Deput y City Treasurer- an4 the Chair -

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and deputy City ^^eacri-we* s hall be autho}43e4 to exeente
documents which serve to transfer any of sneh se curities.
The A^tieles of P artnership an4 the a greement s be t w c ^
p artnership and the City shall be written by the City
Solicitor to provid e that the City Tr e asurer ehali at ail
times ha-ve compl ete control of the se curities placed in the

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variou s bank s to guarantee the signatures an4 e xecution s
made on behaif of the partnership. Aii of the a foresaid
Article and agreements shall be approved by the Board of
Estimates before they may beeome effective.

(F) NOMINEE REGISTRATION OF SECURITIES.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IS HEREBY EMPOW-
ERED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY TREASURER TO

196 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 313

PLACE SECURITIES HELD BY THE BOARD IN
THE NAME OF A PARTNERSHIP TO BE FORMED
UNDER THE LAWS OF MARYLAND FOR THE
SOLE AND SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF HOLDING SUCH
SECURITIES AS THE NOMINEE OF THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES. THERE SHALL BE THREE (3)
PARTNERS IN SAID PARTNERSHIP: THE CITY
TREASURER, THE DEPUTY CITY TREASURER
AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
TEES, BUT ONLY THE CITY TREASURER OR DEP-
UTY CITY TREASURER SHALL BE REQUIRED TO
EXECUTE DOCUMENTS ON BEHALF OF THE
PARTNERSHIP WHICH MAY BE NECESSARY OR
PROPER TO TRANSFER ANY OF SUCH SECURI-
TIES. THE ARTICLES OF PARTNERSHIP AND ANY
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTNERSHIP AND
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES SHALL BE PREPARED
BY THE CITY SOLICITOR, AND SHALL PROVIDE
THAT THE CITY TREASURER AT ALL TIMES
SHALL HAVE COMPLETE CUSTODY OF THE SE-
CURITIES PLACED IN THE PARTNERSHIP NAME,
AND THAT SUCH PARTNERSHIP MAY ACT ONLY
AS THE AGENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
AND SHALL CONTAIN SUCH OTHER TERMS AND
CONDITIONS AS THE CITY SOLICITOR MAY DEEM
APPROPRIATE. THE PARTNERSHIP IS HEREBY
FURTHER AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO AGREE-
MENTS WITH VARIOUS BANKS OR OTHER FINAN-
CIAL INSTITUTIONS TO GUARANTEE THE SIGNA-
TURES MADE ON BEHALF OF THE PARTNER-
SHIP. THE ARTICLES OF PARTNERSHIP AND ALL
AGREEMENTS EXECUTED PURSUANT HERETO
SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATES.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That this ordinance shall take
effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 2, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES L97

No. 314
(Council No. 614)

An Ordinance to amend the Renewal Plan for the Washing-
ton Hill-Chapel Neighborhood Development Program Ur-
ban Renewal Area, which Plan was approved by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by Ordinance No.
40, dated April 26, 1972, to (1) authorize the acquisition
by purchase or condemnation by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, for urban renewal purposes, of the
fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and to certain
properties or portions thereof, together with the im-
provements thereon; (2) REPEAL THE REHABILITA-
TION STANDARD ON GAS SPACE HEATERS CON-
TAINED IN ORDINANCE NO. 40, DATED APRIL 26,
1972, AND ESTABLISH A NEW STANDARD RE-
GARDING GAS SPACE HEATERS; (3) create new
Disposition Parcels; -f&M4) eliminate Semi-Public as
a separate land use category ; -(4^- (5) provide that certain
properties in the project be subject to a concentrated
rehabilitation effort; ■{&)■ (6) revise Exhibit 1 — General
Land Use Plan, Exhibit 2 — Property Acquisition, Exhibit
3 — Land Disposition, and Exhibit 4 — Property Rehabilita-
tion ; and -(-6)- (7) provide for the effective date hereof.

Whereas, the Renewal Plan for the Washington Hill-
Chapel Neighborhood Development Program Urban Re-
newal Area was approved by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore by Ordinance No. 40, dated April 26, 1972 ; and

Whereas, pursuant to Section 26, Article 13. of the Bal-
timore City Code (1966 Edition), as amended by Ordinance
No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, no substantial change or
changes shall be made in any Renewal Plan, after approval
by ordinance, without such change or changes first being
adopted and approved in the same manner as set forth in
said Section 26 for the approval of a Renewal Plan, namely,
the preparation of such change or changes by the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development, the ap-
proval of such change or changes by the Planning Com-
mission, and approval and adoption by an ordinance of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore after a public hearing
in relation thereto, all in the manner set forth in said Section
26; and

198 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 314

Whereas, extensive changes in the Renewal Plan make it
infeasible to make line by line changes, therefore the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development has prepared
an Amended Renewal Plan for Washington Hill-Chapel,
AND consisting e4 a cover page, a table e£ c ont e nts - , tw-enty-
e»e (21) pages e£ text, an4 seven -fT-)- exhibits; a»4

Whereas, the said Amended Renewal Plan was approved
by the Planning Commission of Baltimore City on January
11, 1973, and was approved and recommended to the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore by the Commissioner of the
Department of Housing and Community Development on
January 12, 1973; now therefore

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the amended Renewal Plan for Wash-
ington Hill-Chapel identified as "Urban Renewal Plan,
Washington Hill-Chapel Neighborhood Development Pro-
gram Urban Renewal Area . . . revised to include Amend-
ment No. 1, dated January ii? Wl% MARCH 21,
1973" is hereby approved, and the Clerk of the City
Council is hereby directed to file a copy of said
Amended Renewal Plan with the Department of Leg-
islative Reference as a permanent public record and to
make the same available for public inspection and informa-
tion. In connection with said approval it is hereby found and
determined that (1) the financial aid to be provided in the
contract is necessary to enable the project to be undertaken
in accordance with the Urban Renewal Plan; (2) the
amended Urban Renewal Plan will afford maximum oppor-
tunity, consistent with the sound needs of the locality as a
whole, for the rehabilitation or redevelopment of the urban
renewal area by private enterprise; (3) the amended Urban
Renewal Plan gives due consideration to the provision of
adequate park and recreational areas and facilities, as may
be desirable for neighborhood improvement, with special
consideration for the health, safety, and welfare of children
residing in the general vicinity of the site covered by the
Plan.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That it is necessary
to acquire by purchase or by condemnation for urban
renewal purposes the fee simple interest or any lesser

ORDINANCES L99

interest, in and to certain properties or portions thereof situ-
ate in Baltimore City, Maryland, and described as follows:

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Roar SO foot, moro e* less? e£ 1436 East Baltimore Street

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1419 East Fairmount Avenue

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SEC. 3. And be it further ordained, That the Real Estate
Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comptroller,
or such person or persons and in such manner as the Board
of Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested in it by
Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter, may
hereafter from time TO TIME designate, is or are
authorized to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore and for the purposes de-
scribed in this Ordinance the fee simple interest or
any lesser interest in and to the properties or por-
tions thereof hereinabove mentioned. If the said Real
Estate Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comp-
troller, or such person or persons, and in such manner as
the Board of Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested
in it by Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter,
may hereafter from time to time designate, is or are unable
to agree with the owner or owners on the purchase price for
said properties or portions thereof, it or they shall forth-
with notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore City, who
shall thereupon institute in the name of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore the necessary legal proceedings to
acquire by condemnation the fee simple interest or any
lesser interest in and to said properties or portions thereof.

SEC. 4. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THE REHABILITATION STANDARD ON PAGE 14,
LINES 37 AND 38 OF ORDINANCE NO. 40, APRIL
26, 1972, I.E. "UNVENTED, OPEN FLAME GAS
SPACE HEATERS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED."
IS HEREBY REPEALED AND THE FOLLOWING
STANDARD REGARDING GAS SPACE HEATERS IS
HEREBY ESTABLISHED. PERSONS GUILTY OF
VIOLATING THIS STANDARD SHALL BE SUBJECT
TO THE PENALTIES CONTAINED IN SECTION 7
OF ORDINANCE NO. 40, DATED APRIL 26, 1972.

NO UNVENTED, GAS FIRED SPACE HEATING
UNIT MAY BE INSTALLED OR OPERATED IN ANY
DWELLING, DWELLING UNIT OR ROOMING UNIT.

ORDINANCES 201

ORNAMENTAL GAS LOGS MAY BE INSTALLED
AND EXISTING ONES MAY BE KEPT IN USE IN
ANY DWELLING UNIT OR DWELLING HEATED
BY A CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM, PROVIDED
THAT THESE LOGS ARE LOCATED ONLY IN
VENTED FIREPLACES IN ROOMS NOT USED FOR
SLEEPING PURPOSES.

Sec. 4t 5. And be further ordained, That in selling or
otherwise disposing of property in the Washington Hill-
Chapel Area, the Department of Housing and Community
Development shall require that developers agree in writing
not to discriminate in the sale, lease, use or occupancy of the
property developed by them against any person because of
race, creed, color, or national origin.

Sec. &7 6. And be it further ordained, That in whatever
respect, if any, the amended Renewal Plan approved hereby
for the Washington Hill-Chapel Area, may not meet the
requirements as to the content of a Renewal Plan or the
procedure for the preparation, adoption, and approval of
Renewal Plans as provided in Ordinance No. 152, approved
June 28, 1968, the said requirements are hereby waived and
the amended Renewal Plan approved hereby is exempted
therefrom.

Sec. £t 7. And be it further ordained, That in the event it
be judicially determined, that any word, phrase, clause, sen-
tence, paragraph, section or part in or of this Ordinance or
the application thereof to any person or circumstances is
invalid, the remaining provisions and the application of
such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not
be affected thereby, the Mayor and City Council hereby
declaring that they would have ordained the remaining
provisions of this ordinance without the word, phrase,
clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of the applica-
tion thereof so held invalid.

Sec. 5t 8. And be it further ordained. That in any case
where a provision of this ordinance concerns the same sub-
ject matter as an existing provision of any zoning, building,
electrical, plumbing, health, fire or safety ordinance or code
or regulation, the applicable provisions concerned shall be

202 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 315

construed so as to give effect to each; provided, however,
that if such provisions are found to be in irreconcilable
conflict, the provision which establishes the higher standard
for the promotion and protection of the public health and
safety shall prevail. In any case where a provision of this
ordinance is found to be in conflict with an existing provision
of any other ordinance or code or regulation in force in the
City of Baltimore which establishes a lower standard for the
promotion and protection of the public health and safety,
the provision of this ordinance shall prevail, and the other
existing provision of such other ordinance or code or regula-
tion is hereby repealed to the extent that it may be found
in conflict with this ordinance.

Sec. &■ 9. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 3, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 315
(Council No. 615)

An Ordinance to amend the Renewal Plan for Orchard-
Biddle Neighborhood Development Program Urban Re-
newal Area, which Plan was approved by Ordinance No.
1066, dated May 17, 1971, and amended by Ordinance No.
1175, dated November 15, 1971 and by Ordinance No. 32,
dated April 10, 1972, to (1) revise the boundaries of the
Orchard-Biddle Area to include the area generally
bounded by Mulberry Street on the north, Carrollton Ave-
nue on the west, Fairmount Avenue, Schroeder Street,
and Baltimore Street on the south, and Pine Street on the
east and excluding the public housing projects known as
Lexington Terrace and Edgar Allen Poe Homes; (2) au-
thorize the acquisition by purchase or by condemnation
by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, for urban
renewal purposes, of the fee simple interest or any lesser
interest in and to certain properties or portions thereof,
together with improvements thereon; (3) provide stand-

ORDINANCES 20::

ards for non-residential properties designated for reha-
bilitation and penalties for violating these standards;
(4) REPEAL THE REHABILITATION STANDARD
ON GAS SPACE HEATERS CONTAINED IN OR-
DINANCE NO. 1066, DATED MAY 17, 1971, AND
ESTABLISH A NEW STANDARD REGARDING GAS
SPACE HEATERS; (5) change the lot lines and stand-
ards and controls of certain Disposition Parcels; 4$± (6)
create certain new Disposition Parcels and corresponding
standards and controls; -(£)- (7) eliminate Semi-Public
as a separate land use category; 4^- (8) provide for
improved traffic circulation by creating or closing cer-
tain streets; -(&)- (9) indicate proposed zoning changes;
4&> p rovide tkafc certain properties be subject fce a ee«-
contratod rehabilitation effort; (10) -(&)- (10) revise Ex-
hibit 1 — General Land Use Plan, Exhibit 2 — Property
Acquisition, Exhibit 3 — Land Disposition, Exhibit 4 —
Property Rehabilitation, and Exhibit 5 — Zoning Dis-
tricts; and (11) (10) (11) provide for the effective date
hereof.

Whereas, the Renewal Plan for the Orchard-Biddle
Neighborhood Development Program Urban Renewal Area
was approved by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
by Ordinance No. 1066, dated May 17, 1971, and was
amended by Ordinance No. 1175, dated November 15, 1971,
and by Ordinance No. 32, dated April 10, 1972; and

Whereas, the Department of Housing and Community
Development has determined that it would be in the public
interest to revise the boundaries of the Orchard-Biddle Area
to include the area generally bounded by Mulberry Street
on the north, Carrollton Avenue on the west, Fairmount
Avenue, Schroder SCHROEDER Street, and Baltimore
Street on the south, and Pine Street on the east and ex-
cluding the public housing projects known as Lexington
Terrace and Edgar Allen Poe Homes ; and

Whereas, pursuant to Section 26, Article 13, of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), as amended by Ordi-
nance No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, no substantial
change or changes shall be made in any Renewal Plan, after
approval by ordinance, without such change or changes
first being adopted and approved in the same manner as set

204 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 315

forth in said Section 26 for the approval of a Renewal Plan,
namely, the preparation of such change or changes by the
Department of Housing and Community Development, the
approval of such change or changes by the Planning Com-
mission, and approval and adoption by an ordinance of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore after a public hearing
in relation thereto, all in the manner set forth in said Sec-
tion 26; and

Whereas, extensive changes in the Renewal Plan make
it infeasible to make line by line changes, therefore the
Department of Housing and Community Development has
prepared an Amended Renewal Plan for Orchard-Biddle,
including all prior amendments to said Plan, consistin g e~£
a cover page, a table el contont s 7 th irty two (32) pages el
te^ an4 se^en •(£)- exhibits ^ a»4 PLAN; AND

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the amended Renewal Plan for Orchard-
Biddle-Poppleton IDENTIFIED as "Urban Renewal Plan,
Orchard-Biddle-Poppleton Neighborhood Development Pro-
gram Urban Renewal Area . . . revised to include
Amendment No. 3, dated January ±h ±&£3 MARCH 22,
1973" is hereby approved, and the Clerk of the City
Council is hereby directed to file a copy of said Amended
Renewal Plan with the Department of Legislative Reference
as a permanent public record and to make the same available
for public inspection and information. In connection with
said approval it is hereby found and determined that (1)
the financial aid to be provided in the contract is necessary
to enable the project to be undertaken in accordance with
the Urban Renewal Plan; (2) the amended Urban Renewal
Plan will afford maximum opportunity, consistent with the
sound needs of the locality as a whole, for the rehabilitation
or redevelopment of the urban renewal area by private
enterprise; (3) the amended Urban Renewal Plan gives due
consideration to the provision of adequate park and recrea-

ORDINANCES 205

tional areas and facilities, as may be desirable for neigh-
borhood improvement, with special consideration for the
health, safety, and welfare of children residing in the gen-
eral vicinity of the site covered by the Plan.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the boundaries
of the Orchard-Biddle Area shall be expanded to include
the area generally bounded by Mulberry Street on the
north, Carrollton Avenue on the west, Fairmount Avenue,
Schroder SCHROEDER Street, and Baltimore Street on the
South SOUTH, and Pine Street on the east and excluding
the public housing projects known as Lexington Terrace and
Edgar Allen Poe Homes, and that the Orchard-Biddle Area
shall be renamed the Orchard-Biddle-Poppleton Area <
shall be bounded and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the intersection of the south-
east side of West Biddle Street and the east side of North
Eutaw Street; thence binding on the east side of North
Eutaw Street southerly to intersect the south side of Frank-
lin Street; thence binding on the south side of Franklin
Street westerly to intersect the east side of Paca Street;
thence binding on the east side of Paca Street southerly to
intersect the south side of West Saratoga Street; thence
binding on the south side of West Saratoga Street westerly
to intersect the south EAST side of North Greene Street;
thence binding on the east side of North Greene Street south-
erly to intersect the extended north side of the parcel known
as 122 North Greene Street ; thence binding on the extended
north side and the north side of the parcel known as 122
North Greene Street westerly to intersect the extended south
side of a 3-foot alley which lies 80 feet, more or less, from
the south side of West Lexington Street; thence binding on
the extended south side and the south side of said 3-foot
alley westerly to intersect the east side of Pearl Street;
thence binding on the east side of Pearl Street northerly to
intersect the extended north side of the parcel known as
132 Pearl Street; thence binding on the extended north side
and the north side of the parcel known as 132 Pearl Street
westerly to intersect the west side of a parcel known as 619
West Lexington Street; thence binding on the west side of
the parcel known as 619 West Lexington Street northerly
to intersect the north side of a 3-foot alley which lie-
feet from the south side of West Lexington Street; thence

206 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 315

binding on the north side of said 3-foot alley westerly to
intersect the west side of North Arch Street; thence binding
on the west side of North Arch Street southerly to intersect
the north side of West Vine Street; thence binding on the
north side of West Vine Street westerly to intersect the
west side of North Pine Street; thence binding on the west
side of North Pine Street southerly to intersect the south
side of West Baltimore Street; thence binding on the south
side of West Baltimore Street westerly to intersect the west
side of Schroeder Street; thence binding on the west side of
Schroeder Street northerly to intersect the south side of
West Fairmount Avenue; thence binding on the south side
of West Fairmount Avenue westerly to intersect the west
side of North Carrollton Avenue ; thence binding on the west
side of North Carrollton Avenue northerly to intersect the
setttb EAST SOUTH side of West Mulberry Street ; thence
binding on the south side of West Mulberry Street easterly to
intersect the east side of North Fremont Avenue; thence
binding on the east side of North Fremont Avenue south-
easterly to intersect the south side of West Saratoga Street ;
thence binding on the south side of West Saratoga Street
westerly to intersect the east side of North Amity Street;
thence binding on the east side of North Amity Street south-
erly to intersect the north side of West Lexington Street;
thence binding on the north side of West Lexington Street
easterly to intersect the east side of North Fremont Avenue ;
thence binding on the east side of North Fremont Avenue
southeasterly to intersect the north side of West Fayette
Street; thence binding on the north side of West Fayette
Street easterly to intersect a line formed by extending the
west side of Myrtle Avenue south of West Lexington Street ;
thence binding on the line formed by extending the west
side of Myrtle Avenue and the west side of Myrtle Avenue
northerly to intersect the north side of George Street;
thence binding on the north side of George Street easterly
to intersect the northwest side of West Biddle Street; thence
binding on the northwest side of West Biddle Street north-
easterly to intersect the southwest side of Argyle Avenue;
thence binding on the extension of the southwest side of
Argyle Avenue southeasterly to intersect the southeast side
of West Biddle Street; thence binding on the southeast side
of West Biddle Street northeasterly to the point of begin-
ning.

ORDINANCES 207

SEC. 3. And be it further ordained, That it is necessary
to acquire by purchase or by condemnation for urban re-
newal purposes the fee simple interest or any lesser interest,
in and to certain properties or portions thereof situate in
Baltimore City, Maryland, and described as follows:

Tan p t n r n r'nnrt

702 Bradley Street

703 Bradley Street

704 Bradley Street

705 Bradley Street

706 Bradley Street

707 Bradley Street

708 Bradley Street

709 Bradley Street

710 Bradley Street

711 Bradley Street

712 Bradley Street

713 Bradley Street
715 Bradley Street
717 Bradley Street

681 Cherry Alley

A triangular tract of laft4 which is a portion of 416 - 21
Druid HiU Avonuo, such portion described as follows:

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westerly to intersect the east s44e of Jaspe r- Street; thenee
oift4iftg oft sa44 fee northerly to the point of beginning.

AH of 506 510 Nort h Eutaw Street except that portion
described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the west si4e of North Eutaw
Street a«4 the southern property fee of 506 510 North
Eutaw Street; thonco binding eft sa44 fee westerly £&' 7 1 >_>"
to inter soo t a fee which is porpondicular to sa44 lino; thonco
binding eft sa44 perpendicular fee northerly to intersect
the north property fee of sa44 property; thonco binding o«
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208

ORDINANCES Ord. No. 315

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which was

listed for acquisition in Ordinance 1066, dated

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710

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711

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712

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300-14

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316

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318-28

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400

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402

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404

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408

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410

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412

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414

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416

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418

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420

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422

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424

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A rectangular portion el the property known as 544:
Jasper Street ; sfteh portion do scribed as follows :

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Jasper Street; t honeo binding eft said ime easterly te inter
seet the eastern property iifte el said property; thence
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property lifte el £42 North Eutaw Street ; thence binding
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635 West Lexington Street

637 West Lexington Street

639 West Lexington Street

641 West Lexington Street

643 West Lexington Street

645 West Lexington Street

647 West Lexington Street

649 West Lexington Street

651 West Lexington Street

653 West Lexington Street

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670

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672

West Mulberry Street

678

West Mulberry Street

679

West Mulberry Street

680

West Mulberry Street

681

West Mulberry Street

682

West Mulberry Street

683

West Mulberry Street

684

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685

West Mulberry Street

686

West Mulberry Street

687

West Mulberry **ee* STREET

688

West Mulberry Street

689

West Mulberry Street

690

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691

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692

West Mulberry Street

693

West Mulberry Street

694

West Mulberry Street

695

West Mulberry Street

696

West Mulberry Street

697

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303

Myrtle Avenue

305

Myrtle Avenue

307

Myrtle Avenue

309

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311

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409

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411

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415

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421

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Paca Street, such portion described as follows :

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western property line and the southern property line of
600 N. Paca Street; thence binding on a line perpendicular
to the southwestern property line 45 feet, more or less,
northeasterly to intersect a line parallel to said property
line; thence binding on said parallel line northwesterly 90
feet, more or less, to intersect a line perpendicular to
the southwestern property line; thence binding on said
perpendicular line southwesterly 45 feet, more or less, to
intersect the southwestern property line; thence binding
on said property line southeasterly 90 feet, more or less, to
the point of beginning.

317

Pearl Street

319

Pearl Street

321-23

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325-27

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400

Pearl Street

401

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402

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403

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404

Pearl Street

405

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406

Pearl Street

407

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408

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409

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410

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412

Pearl Street

413

Pearl Street

414

Pearl Street

415

Pearl Street

416

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417

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418

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ORDINANCES

419

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420

Pearl Street

421

Pearl Street

422

Pearl Street

423-27

Pearl Street

424

Pearl Street

601

Pierce Street

603

Pierce Street

605

Pierce Street

607

Pierce Street

609

Pierce Street

611

Pierce Street

613

Pierce Street

615

Pierce Street

619

Pierce Street

621

Pierce Street

623

Pierce Street

625

Pierce Street

627

Pierce Street

629

Pierce Street

631

Pierce Street

641

Pierce Street

643

Pierce Street

645

Pierce Street

647

Pierce Street

649

Pierce Street

651

Pierce Street

653

Pierce Street

655

Pierce Street

657

Pierce Street

659

Pierce Street

661

Pierce Street

663

Pierce Street

664-68

Pierce Street

665

Pierce Street

667

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669

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671

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673

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675

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677

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678

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682

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683

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684

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685

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686

Pierce Street

687

Pierce Street

688

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689

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690

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691

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692

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693

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694

Pierce Street

695

Pierce Street

696

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Sec. 4. Awd be # further ordained, That the Real Estate
Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comptroller,
or such person or persons and in such manner as the Board
of Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested in it by
Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter, may
hereafter from time to time designate, is or are authorized
to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore and for the purposes described in this Ordinance
the fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and to the
properties or portions thereof hereinabove mentioned. If
the said Real Estate Acquisition Division of the Depart-
ment of the Comptroller, or such person or persons, and in
such manner as the Board of Estimates, in the exercise of
the power vested in it by Article V, Section 5, of the Balti-
more City Charter, may hereafter from time to time desig-
nate, is or are unable to agree with the owner or owners on
the purchase price for said properties or portions thereof,
it or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor of Balti-

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more City, who shall thereupon institute in the name of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the necessary legal
proceedings to acquire by condemnation the fee simple
interest or any lesser interest in and to said properties or
portions thereof.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That over and above
the codes and ordinances of the City of Baltimore all non-
residential properties designated for rehabilitation within
the project area shall be upgraded in accordance with the
additional standards as set forth below.

a. All exterior front walls shall be repaired and cleaned
or painted in an acceptable manner. Brick walls shall be
pointed where necessary. Painted masonry walls shall have
loose material removed and be painted a single color except
for trim which may be another color. Patched walls shall
match the existing adjacent surfaces as to material, color,
bond and joining.

b. Existing miscellaneous elements on the building
fronts, such as empty electrical or other conduits, unused
sign brackets, etc., shall be eliminated.

c. Sheet metal gutters and downspouts shall be repaired
or replaced as necessary and shall be neatly located and
securely installed. Gutters and downspouts shall be painted
to harmonize with the other building front colors.

d. All cornices shall be made structurally sound and
rotted or weakened portions shall be removed and repaired
or replaced to match as closely as possible the existing
patterns. All exposed wood shall be painted.

e. All structural and, where retained, decorative ele-
ments of building fronts shall be repaired or replaced in a
workmanlike manner to match as closely as possible the
existing materials and construction.

f. Rear and side walls, unless sound and of uniform
texture shall be repaired and painted to present a neat and
fresh appearance. Rear walls should be painted or be stuc-
coed to present an even and uniform surface.

g. Window openings in upper floors of the front of the
building or side wall exposed to a public right-of-way shall
not be filled or boarded up except when covered with toned

224 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 315

plexiglass or equal material. Windows in unused areas of
the upper floors should have an opaque or solid surface as
security may require on the inside of the glass. If the
building front is redesigned and completely renovated or
rebuilt, the trim may be removed and openings closed under
plans approved by the Department of Housing and Com-
munity Development.

h. All windows must be tight-fitting and have sashes of
proper size and design. Sashes with rotten wood, broken
joints, or broken or loose mullions or muntins shall be
replaced. All broken and missing windows shall be glazed.
All exposed wood shall be repaired and painted.

i. Windows not in the front of buildings shall be kept
properly repaired or with Fire Department approval the
openings may be closed, inw-hieh IN WHICH case sills and
frames must be removed and the opening properly closed
to match the material, design and finish of the adjacent wall.

j. A show window as a part of the building facade shall
be defined to include the building face and the entrance area
leading to the door, the door and sidelights and transoms
and all display platforms and devices including lighting and
signing designed to be viewed from the public right-of-way
and/or the areas visible to the public prior to entering the
the interior portion of the structure.

(1) Show windows, entrances, signs, lighting, sun pro-
tection security grilles, etc., shall be designed to be com-
patible and harmonious and consistent with the scale and
character of the existing structures.

(2) Removal of show windows must have prior ap-
proval from the Department of Housing and Community
Development regarding materials and methods of construc-
tion.

(3) Enclosures and housings for security grilles and
screens should be as inconspicuous as possible and compati-
ble with other elements of the facade.

(4) All exposed portions of the grille, screen or en-
closure which are painted in normal practice and all por-
tions which require painting to preserve, protect or renovate
the surface shall be painted.

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(5) All screens and grilles must be constructed so they
can be opened or removed.

(6) Rigid or fixed awnings or sun screens shall not be
placed on any portion of a non-residential building except
that such fixed awnings or sun screens may be permitted
by the Department of Housing and Community Develop-
ment under plans approved by the Department of Housing
and Community Development.

k. Signs

(1) Flat Signs

(a) Flat signs shall not project more than 12" from the
surface of the building except that where the first floor
extends beyond the building line as allowed by a minor
privilege permit, a sign may be placed even with such
extended building surface or at any location to the rear
of this position providing it is in compliance with all other
applicable requirements.

(b) Flat signs shall not exceed in area three times the
width in feet of the frontage of the building.

(c) Flat signs except secondary signs shall be placed
no higher than the bottom of second story windows where
windows exist or fifteen feet above the mean curb level
whichever is lower.

(2) Projecting Signs

(a) Projecting signs shall not extend more than three
feet beyond the building surface.

(b) A projecting sign shall not extend higher than
fifteen feet above mean curb level nor below ten feet above
mean curb level.

(3) Painted signs on building surfaces shall be per-
mitted in accordance with the above sign limits.

(4) Secondary Signs

(a) Non-illuminated secondary signs shall be permitted
for the identification of commercial tenants occupying the

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upper floors of a building. Such signs shall not exceed one
(1) square foot area and shall not project more than one
inch beyond the surface of the building.

(b) Signs for the purpose of directing motorists to the
entrance of an off-street parking area shall be permitted
on the sides of the buildings. Such signs shall not exceed
6 square feet in area and shall be limited to one (1) per
building.

(5) Roof top signs, signs above the parapet of the
building, billboards and outdoor advertising shall not be
permitted.

(6) Painted or inlaid signs on cloth awnings are per-
mitted.

(7) Flashing or moving signs other than barber poles
shall not be permitted.

(8) Signs non-conforming based on the requirements
of the Zoning Ordinance of Baltimore City prior to the
completion of rehabilitation of non-residential properties
shall be removed.

1. Roofs

(1) Chimneys, elevator penthouses or any other auxili-
ary structures on the roofs shall be repaired and cleaned as
required for rear and side walls. Any construction visible
from the street or from other buildings shall be finished so
as to be harmonious with other visible building walls.

(2) Any mechanical equipment placed on a roof shall
be so located so as to be hidden from view from the sur-
rounding streets, and to be as inconspicuous as possible
from other viewpoints. Equipment shall be screened with
suitable elements of a permanent nature, finished so as to
harmonize with the rest of the building. Where such screen-
ing is impossible or impractical, equipment shall be installed
in a neat, presentable manner and shall be painted in such
a manner as to minimize its visibility.

(3) New television and radio antennae shall be located
so as to be as inconspicuous as possible.

(4) Roofs shall be kept free of trash, debris, or any
other element which is not a permanent part of the building

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or a functioning element of its mechanical or electrical
system.

m. Floors and floor covering in kitchen and bathrooms
shall be durable, waterproof, non-absorptive material, such
as asphalt, vinyl asbestos, vinyl-plastic, rubber or ceramic
tiles, terrazzo or linoleum permanently affixed with an
approved adhesive. Wood finish flooring is acceptable only
if the floor is sound, smooth, even, and coated with two
coats of hard finish enamel, epoxy finish or comparable
material.

n. Off-street parking lots accessory to non-residential
uses and utilized for five or more motor vehicles and located
within the parking lot district as described in the Zoning
Ordinance for Baltimore City Section 9.0-3a.l. are required
to:

(1) Submit to the Department of Housing and Com-
munity Development plans for the improvements described
below, and obtain approval of said plans from the Depart-
ment before proceeding with the proposed improvements.

(2) Provide for any side of the parking lot facing
toward an open street, an open area or buffer zone at least
one foot wide in which no parking, building or accessory
use is permitted except as specified in subsection (3) fol-
lowing.

(3) Utilize the aforementioned open area, where no
entrances or exits exist, to construct for effective screening
purposes, a wall of brick, stone, concrete block and/or
durable decorative metal grille fencing, not less than four
feet nor more than eight feet in height.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That any person
violating any of the provisions of Section 5 of this ordinance
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a
fine not exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and that
each day's violation shall constitute a separate offense.

SEC. 7. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THE REHABILITATION STANDARD ON PAGE I'l,
LINES 21 AND 25 OF ORDINANCE NO. 1066, DATED
MAY 17. 11)71, I.E., "INVENTED, OPEN FLAME

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SPACE HEATERS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED."
IS HEREBY REPEALED AND THE FOLLOWING
STANDARD REGARDING GAS SPACE HEATERS IS
HEREBY ESTABLISHED. PERSONS GUILTY OF VIO-
LATING THIS STANDARD SHALL BE SUBJECT TO
THE PENALTIES CONTAINED IN SECTION 6 OF
THIS ORDINANCE.

NO UNVENTED, GAS FIRED SPACE HEATING
UNIT MAY BE INSTALLED OR OPERATED IN
ANY DWELLING, DWELLING UNIT OR ROOM-
ING UNIT. ORNAMENTAL GAS LOGS MAY BE
INSTALLED AND EXISTING ONES MAY BE
KEPT IN USE IN ANY DWELLING UNIT OR
DWELLING HEATED BY A CENTRAL HEATING
SYSTEM, PROVIDED THAT THESE LOGS ARE
LOCATED ONLY IN VENTED FIREPLACES IN
ROOMS NOT USED FOR SLEEPING PURPOSES.

Sec. £t 8. And be it further ordained, That in selling or
otherwise disposing of property in the Orchard-Biddle-
Poppleton Area, the Department of Housing and Commu-
nity Development shall require that developers agree in
writing not to discriminate in the sale, lease, use or occu-
pancy of the property developed by them against any person
because of race, creed, color, or national origin.

Sec. &t 9. And be it further ordained, That in whatever
respect, if any, the amended Renewal Plan approved hereby
for the Orchard-Biddle-Poppleton Area, may not meet the
requirements as to the content of a Renewal Plan or the
procedure for the preparation, adoption, and approval of
Renewal Plans as provided in Ordinance No. 152, approved
June 28, 1968, the said requirements are hereby waived and
the amended Renewal Plan approved hereby is exempted
therefrom.

Sec. &t 10. And be it further ordained, That in the event it
be judicially determined, that any word, phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, section or part in or of this Ordinance
or the application thereof to any person or circumstances
is invalid, the remaining provisions and the application of
such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not

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be affected thereby, the Mayor and City Council hereby
declaring that they would have ordained the remaining
provisions of this ordinance without the word, phrase,
clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of the applica-
tion thereof so held invalid.

Sec. 44 11. And be it further ordained, That the approval
of the amended Renewal Plan for the Orchard-Biddle-
Poppleton Area by this Ordinance shall not be construed
as an enactment of such amendments to the Zoning Ordi-
nance as are proposed in said amended Renewal Plan.

SBC. 44-t 12. And be it further ordained, That in any case
where a provision of this Ordinance concerns the same
subject matter as an existing provision of any zoning,
building, electrical, plumbing, health, fire or safety ordi-
nance or code or regulation, the applicable provisions
concerned shall be construed so as to give effect to each;
provided, however, that if such provisions are found to be
in irreconcilable conflict, the provision which establishes
the higher standard for the promotion and protection of the
public health and safety shall prevail. In any case where a
provision of this Ordinance is found to be in conflict with
an existing provision of any other ordinance or code or
regulation in force in the City of Baltimore which estab-
lishes a lower standard for the promotion and protection
of the public health and safety, the provisions of this Ordi-
nance shall prevail, and the other existing provision of such
other ordinance or code or regulation is hereby repealed to
the extent that it may be found in conflict with this Ordi-
nance.

Sec. 4£t 13. And be it further ordained, That this ordi-
nance shall take effect from the date of passage.

Approved May 3, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

Xo. 316

(Council No. 618)

An Ordinance to amend the Renewal Plan for the Reservoir
Hill Neighborhood Development Program Urban Renewal

230 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 31G

Area, which Plan was approved by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore by Ordinance No. 33, dated April 10,
1972, to (1) authorize the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, for urban renewal purposes, of the fee simple
interest or any lesser interest in and to certain properties
or portions thereof, together with the improvements
thereon ; (2) eliminate certain properties from acquisition
which were listed in Ordinance No. 33, dated April 10,
1972; (3) REPEAL THE REHABILITATION STAND-
ARD ON GAS SPACE HEATERS CONTAINED IN
ORDINANCE NO. 33, DATED APRIL 10, 1972, AND
ESTABLISH A NEW STANDARD REGARDING GAS
SPACE HEATERS; (4) create new Disposition Parcels
and corresponding standards and controls; -(4)- (5) per-
mit certain additional uses within the project area; •(&-)-
(6) eliminate Semi-Public as a separate land use cate-
gory ; -(4)- (7) provide that certain properties in the south-
eastern area of the project be subject to a concentrated
rehabilitation effort; 4rR- (8) provide for a pedestrian
bridge over Druid Park Drive; ■(&)• (9) revise Exhibit
1 — General Land Use Plan, Exhibit 2 — Property Acquisi-
tion, Exhibit 3 — Land Disposition, and Exhibit 4 — Prop-
erty Rehabilitation; and -W- (10) provide for the effec-
tive d.ate hereof.

Whereas, the Renewal Plan for the Reservoir Hill Neigh-
borhood Development Program Urban Renewal Area was
approved by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by
Ordinance No. 33, dated April 10, 1972; and

Whereas, pursuant to Section 26, Article 13, of the Bal-
timore City Code (1966 Edition), as amended by Ordinance
No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, no substantial change or
changes shall be made in any Renewal Plan, after approval
by ordinance, without such change or changes first being
adopted and approved in the same manner as set forth in
said Section 26 for the approval of a Renewal Plan, namely,
the preparation of such change or changes by the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development, the ap-
proval of such change or changes by the Planning Commis-
sion, and approval and adoption by an ordinance of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore after a public hearing
in relation thereto, all in the manner set forth in said
Section 26 ; and

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Whereas, extensive changes in the Renewal Plan make
it infeasible to make line by line changes, therefore the
Department of Housing and Community Development has
prepared an Amended Renewal Plan for Reservoir Hill,
consisting of a cover page, a table of contents, twenty five
(25) pages of text, a«4 seven 4^ exhibits; a«4 AND

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That the amended Renewal Plan for
Reservoir Hill identified as "Urban Renewal Plan, Reser-
voir Hill Neighborhood Development Program Urban
Renewal Area . . . revised to include Amendment
No. 1, dated January 4^ 4S73 MARCH 22, 1973" is
hereby approved, and the Clerk of the City Council
is hereby directed to file a copy of said Amended
Renewal Plan with the Department of Legislative Ref-
erence as a permanent public record and to make the
same available for public inspection and information. In
connection with said approval it is hereby found and de-
termined that (1) the financial aid to be provided in the
contract is necessary to enable the project to be undertaken
in accordance with the Urban Renewal Plan; (2) the
amended Urban Renewal Plan will afford maximum op-
portunity, consistent with the sound needs of the locality
as a whole, for the rehabilitation or redevelopment of the
urban renewal area by private enterprise; (3) the amended
Urban Renewal Plan gives due consideration to the pro-
vision of adequate park and recreational areas and facilities,
as may be desirable for neighborhood improvement, with
special consideration for the health, safety, and welfare of
childREN residing in the general vicinity of the site covered
by the Plan.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained. That it is necessary
to acquire by purchase or by condemnation for urban renew-
al purposes the fee simple interest or any lesser interest, in

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and to certain properties or portions thereof situate in Bal-
timore City, Maryland, and described as follows:

one story brick structure facing Whitelock Street, ap-
proximately 25 feet by 33 feet, located at the extreme rear
of 2401 Callow Avenue.

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LOT 88, BLOCK 3446, SECTION 11, WARD 13

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the following
properties which were listed for acquisition by the Mayor
and City Council in Ordinance No. 33, dated April 10, 1972,
are hereby deleted from acquisition :

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720 Lennox Street
722 Lennox Street

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Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the Real Estate
Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comptroller,
or such person or persons and in such manner as the Board
of Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested in it by
Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter, may
hereafter from time to time designate, is or are authorized
to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore and for the purposes described in this ordinance
the fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and to the
properties or portions thereof hereinabove mentioned. If the
said Real Estate Acquisition Division of the Department
of the Comptroller, or such person or persons, and in such
manner as the Board of Estimates, in the exercise of the
power vested in it by Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore
City Charter, may hereafter from time to time designate,
is or are unable to agree with the owner or owners on the
purchase price for said properties or portions thereof, it
or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore
City, who shall thereupon institute in the name of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore the necessary legal proceed-
ings to acquire by condemnation the fee simple interest or
any lesser interest in and to said properties or portions
thereof.

Sec. 5. And be it further- ordained, That in selling or
otherwise di spensing DISPOSING of property in the Reser-
voir Hill Area, the Department of Housing and Community
Development shall require that developers agree in writing
not to discriminte in the sale, lease, use or occupancy of
the property developed by them against any person because
of race, creed, color, or national origin.

SEC. 6. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THE REHABILITATION STANDARD ON PAGE 9,
LINES 39 AND 40 OF ORDINANCE NO. 33, DATED
APRIL 10, 1972, I.E. "UNVENTED, OPEN FLAME
GAS SPACE HEATERS SHALL NOT BE PERMIT-
TED." IS HEREBY REPEALED AND THE FOLLOW-
ING STANDARD REGARDING GAS SPACE HEAT-
ERS IS HEREBY ESTABLISHED. PERSONS GUILTY
OF VIOLATING THIS STANDARD SHALL BE SUB-
JECT TO THE PENALTIES CONTAINED IN SEC-
TION 7 OF ORDINANCE NO. 33, DATED APRIL 10,
1972.

234 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 316

NO UNVENTED, GAS FIRED SPACE HEATING
UNIT MAY BE INSTALLED OR OPERATED IN
ANY DWELLING, DWELLING UNIT OR ROOM-
ING UNIT. ORNAMENTAL GAS LOGS MAY BE
INSTALLED AND EXISTING ONES MAY BE KEPT
IN USE IN ANY DWELLING UNIT OR DWELL-
ING HEATED BY A CENTRAL HEATING SYS-
TEM, PROVIDED THAT THESE LOGS ARE LO-
CATED ONLY IN VENTED FIREPLACES IN
ROOMS NOT USED FOR SLEEPING PURPOSES.

Sec. &■ 7. And be it further ordained, That in whatever
respect, if any the amended Renewal Plan approved hereby
for the Reservoir Hill Area, may not meet the requirements
as to the content of a Renewal Plan or the procedure for
the preparation, adoption, and approval of Renewal Plans
as provided in Ordinance 152, approved June 28, 1968, the
said requirements are hereby waived and the amended Re-
newal Plan approved hereby is exempted therefrom.

Sec. £t 8. And be it further ordained, That in the event it
be judicially determined, that any word, phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, section or part in or of this ordinance
or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is
invalid, the remaining provisions and the application of
such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not
be affected thereby, the Mayor and City Council hereby
declaring that they would have ordained the remaining
provision of this ordinance without the word, phrase,
clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of the applica-
tion thereof so held invalid.

Sec. & 9. And be it further ordained, That in any case
where a provision of this ordinance concerns the same sub-
ject matter as an existing provision of any zoning, building,
electrical, plumbing, health, fire or safety ordinance or code
or regulation, the applicable provisions concerned shall be
construed so as to give effect to each; provided, however,
that if such provisions are found to be in irreconcilable con-
flict, the provision which establishes the higher standard
for the promotion and protection of the public health and
safety shall prevail. In any case where a provision of this
ordinance is found to be in conflict with an existing provision
of any other ordinance or code or regulation in force in the

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City of Baltimore which establishes a lower standard for
the promotion and protection of the public health and safety,
the provision of this ordinance shall prevail, and the other
existing provision of such other ordinance or code or regula-
tion is hereby repealed to the extent that it may be found
in conflict with this ordinance.

Sec. & 10. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 3, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 317
(Council No. 499)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain, w T ith amendments,
Sections 27(a), 27(b), 27(c), 27(d), 29, 30, 33, and 35
of Article 15 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Licenses," subtitle "Dogs," said Section 30 having
been amended by Ordinance 849, approved June 25, 1970,
and to repeal a»4 reordain, with amendments, Section 2
of Article 21 of said Code, title "Recreation and Parks,"
subtitle "Dogs," to provide for an increase in redemp-
tion, boarding and adoption fees for dogs, to change from
four to two the number of persons required to swear out
a complaint against a dog disturbing the peace, to in-
crease certain fines, TO IMPOSE A PENALTY FOR
FAILURE TO OBTAIN A DOG LICENSE WITHIN
SIXTY DAYS AFTER DATE DUE, TO REPEAL A
CONFLICTING SECTION OF THE CODE, and gener-
allv relating to dogs owned or harbored in Baltimore
City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Sections 27(a), 27(b), 27(c), 27(d),
29, 30, 33, and 35 of Article 15 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Licenses," subtitle "Dogs," be and

they are hereby repealed and reordained with amendments
to read as follows:

236 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 317

27. General requirements.

(a) Running at large. No animal of the dog kind shall be
permitted to run at large (as this term is hereinafter
defined) within the limits of the City of Baltimore. Every
such animal found running at large within the limits of
said city shall be seized and detained in a suitable place
for a period of one hundred and sixty-eight hours (seven
days). If such dog has upon its neck a collar containing the
name and address of the owner, then such owner shall be
notified within twenty-four hours after such seizure ; if the
owner's name and address are not upon the dog's collar,
but if such dog has upon its neck the number of the legally
required license for the then current year, then the [City
Treasurer] Director of Finance shall forthwith be notified
as to said license number and the [City Treasurer] Director
of Finance shall, within twenty-four hours after receipt of
such notice, notify the person in whose name the said li-
cense stands on the records in the office of the said [City
Treasurer] Director of Finance, and if such dog has not
the owner's name and address upon its collar, or has not
its licensed number upon its neck, then no notice shall be
necessary. In all cases, the owner may, upon proof of owner-
ship, redeem the dog within one hundred and sixty-eight
hours (seven days) after such seizure, upon payment of
the sum of [one dollar] five dollars. Except as hereinafter
provided, all dogs seized as aforesaid and not redeemed
within one hundred and sixty-eight hours (seven days)
after their seizure, shall be killed in such manner as may
be prescribed by the Commissioner of Health.

(b) Board when seized. In addition to the redemption
fee required by subsection (a), an owner who redeems his
dog is required to pay the [City Treasurer] Director of
Finance board for the dog for any time it was detained [in
excess of ninety-six hours (four days),] at the rate of
[fifty cents] one dollar for each period of twenty-four hours
or portion thereof.

(c) Adoption. A dog that has been so detained for as
long as one hundred and sixty-eight hours (seven days)
and not redeemed may be held for possible adoption by a
person other than the owner, under such conditions and
procedures as may be established by the custodian of the

ORDINANCES 237

dog. Before the dog is released, [to] the adopting owner
[, he] shall pay to the [City Treasurer] Director of Fi-
nance the sum of [one dollar] five dollars. [In addition, he
shall pay to the City Treasurer board for the dog for any
time it was detained in excess of ninety-six hours (four
days), at the rate of fifty cents for each period of twenty-
four hours or portion thereof; but the total amount charged
as board for any adopted dog shall in no event exceed five
dollars.]

(d) Medical investigations. Whenever any School of
Medicine, or of Dentistry, or of Pharmacy, or of Hygiene
and Public Health located in Baltimore City, or any hospital
located in the City of Baltimore, licensed by the State of
Maryland and approved by the Commissioner of Health,
shall apply in writing to the Commissioner of Health of
Baltimore City for permission to use unclaimed impounded
dogs, which would otherwise be killed under the provisions
of this section, for the good of mankind and for scientific
investigation and teaching aimed to promote the increase
of knowledge relating to the cause, prevention, control,
treatment and cure of disease or afflictions of mankind and
shall state under oath that there is need for such use and
that the applicant will comply with the rules and regula-
tions established by the Commissioner of Health as herein-
after provided, the Commissioner of Health shall approve
such request and upon approval the number of said dogs
for which approval is given shall be surrendered by the
person or persons charged with killing unclaimed im-
pounded dogs to the institution for such use. Any institu-
tion which receives a dog under the provisions of this
subsection shall pay to the [City Treasurer] Directo,
Finance the sum of [two] five dollars therefor.

29. Dog disturbing the peace.

Whoever owns, keeps or has in his possession any dog, of
any kind whatsoever, which in any manner disturbs the
peace and quiet of any person or neighborhood shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. When [four] two or
more persons of different households swear out a complaint
before [any justice of the peace sitting at a station house]
a District Court judge in Baltimore City against a party
owning, keeping or having in his possession any dog, charg-

238 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 317

ing said dog with disturbing the peace and quiet of any
person or neighborhood, the said [justice] judge shall in-
quire as to whether any like complaints has been previously
made [at the said station house] against the same owner,
keeper or possessor of the same dog; and if no such pre-
vious complaint has been made within any sixty days im-
mediately preceding thereto, then the said [justice of the
peace] judge, through the police department, shall serve
notice on the person owning, keeping or having in his pos-
session such offending dog, informing him that said com-
plaint has been made ; and warning said person that if said
dog is not forthwith prevented from making further dis-
turbance the said person owning, keeping or having in his
possession said dog, will, upon second complaint, be subject
to arrest under the second paragraph of this section.

Whoever owns, keeps or has in his possession any dog, of
any kind whatsoever, which in any manner disturbs the
quiet of any person or neighborhood, or which bites any
person within the city, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and may, upon the second sworn complaint of at least
[four] two persons of different households, be summoned
in the usual way before one of the [justices of the peace
sitting at a station house] judges of the District Court in
Baltimore City; and, if it is shown that said person has
already been once notified, in accordance with the first
paragraph of this section, then said person, upon conviction,
shall be subject to a fine of not less than [five ($5.00)]
tiventy-five ($25.00) dollars [nor more than fifty ($50.00)
dollars], or else shall be required to deliver up the offending
dog to be killed in the most humane manner possible; or
shall be required to remove said dog permanently from said
neighborhood; or shall, in the discretion of the [justice]
judge be subject both to a fine of not less than [five ($5.00)]
twenty-five ($25.00) dollars [nor more than fifty ($50.00)
dollars] and also be required to deliver up said dog to be
killed in the most humane manner possible or to remove
said dog permanently from said neighborhood. If such per-
son is required to deliver up said dog to be killed or re-
moved as aforesaid, and he refuses or fails so to do, then
it shall be the duty of any police officer or of any duly
empowered agent on behalf of the city, to seize such dog,
wherever it may be found in the city, and to cause it to be
killed in the most humane manner possible.

ORDINANCES 239

•£No person shall be convicted under the second para-
graph of this section except upon the evidence of two or
more witnesses in addition to the person swearing out the
complaint. j-

It shall not be necessary, under this section, to serve a
first or preliminary notice upon any person owning, keeping
or having in his possession a dog, which offending dog shall
bite any person ; but said owner, keeper or possessor of said
offending dog shall, upon sworn complaint of one person,
be subject to immediate arrest under the second paragraph
of this section.

30. Licenses required ; exceptions.

Every person owning or harboring a dog or dogs within
the corporate limits of the City of Baltimore shall procure
a license and pay to the Director of Finance [of said City]
the sum of five dollars ($5.00) by way of a license fee or
tax for every animal of the dog kind so owned or harbored
by him or her, and every such person who shall own or
harbor any such animal without paying such fee or tax and
obtaining such license shall forfeit and pay a fine of not
less than [five] ten dollars [($5.00)] ($10.00) [nor more
than ten dollars ($10.00)]. In applying for such license
the applicant shall state in writing the sex, breed and color
of the dog for which the license is to be procured. Licenses
granted under this subtitle shall date from the first day of
January in each and every year and shall expire on the
thirty-first day of December in each and every year, and
said licenses must be renewed prior to the expiration of the
term. A PENALTY OF ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) IS IM-
POSED FOR DELINQUENCY ON LICENSES NOT
OBTAINED BEFORE MARCH 1 OR WITHIN SIXTY
DAYS FROM THE DATE WHEN DUE AND PAY-
ABLE. The charge for each and every renewal shall be the
sum of five dollars ($5.00). Each certificate of license or
renewal shall state the name and address of the owner of
the dog. the sex, breed, and color of the dog, and also the
number of such license or renewal. At the time of issuing
such license or renewal the Director of Finance shall fur-
nish to the applicant, without additional charge, a metal
tag for attachment to the collar of the dog for which said
license or renewal is issued, which metal tag shall be pre-

240 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 317

pared by the Director of Finance, and which metal tag
shall show the number of the license or renewal, the year
for which the license or renewal is issued, and the fact that
said license or renewal is a dog license of the City of Balti-
more. Tags lost or stolen may be replaced upon application
to the Director of Finance and payment to the Director of
Finance of [twenty-five cents] one dollar for each addi-
tional tag. The provisions of this section shall not apply to
dogs owned by non-residents remaining temporarily in or
passing through the City, or to dogs brought into the City
and entered for exhibition at any dog show ; provided, how-
ever, that such dogs are led by a chain, rope, leash or similar
contrivance, or confined in a box or basket, and the provi-
sions of this section shall not apply to dogs under three (3)
months of age. There shall not be any charge or fee for a
certificate and tag issued for a "leader" or "seeing eye"
dog used as such by a person because of blindness, or for a
dog used as a "K-9" dog by members of, or in connection
with the work of the Police Departments of the City of Bal-
timore, or Baltimore County, or Anne Arundel County or the
State Police of the State of Maryland. For the purposes of
this section a person shall be considered blind if he has
permanent impairment of both eyes of the following
status: Central visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better
eye, with corrective glasses, or Central visual acuity of more
than 20/200 if there is a field defect in which the periph-
eral field has been contracted to such an extent that the
widest diameter of visual field subtends an angular distance
no greater than twenty degrees in the better eye. [All ex-
emptions from the payment of the fee or tax imposed under
the provisions of this section shall be allowed by the Di-
rector of Finance of Baltimore City upon the filing with
him of a claim in writing under oath, made by or on behalf
of the person claiming such exemption, setting forth suffi-
cient facts and information to establish the right to the
exemption claimed.] Every license issued under this sec-
tion shall be issued for an entire year, and the annual
license fee shall not be pro-rated for a portion of a year.

33. Hindering enforcement.

Any person or persons who shall hinder, molest or inter-
fere with any one duly authorized or empowered to perform
any duty under this subtitle, or shall use a licensed tag on

ORDINANCES 241

a dog for which it was issued, or remove such licensed tag
from the collar of a dog without the consent of the owner
shall he liable to a fine of [ten] twenty-five dollars
[($10.00)] ($25.00) to be collected as are other fines and
penalties under the corporation.

3-"). Release of dogs.

A dog which is held for observation or tests because of
possibly biting a human being or other animal shall not be
released to the owner or claimant until there is paid to the
[City Treasurer] Director of Finance the sum of [fifty-
cents] one dollar foi each period of twenty-four hours or
portion thereof the dog was held.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That Section 2 of
Article 21 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
"Recreation and Parks", subtitle "Dogs", be and it is hereby
repealed. a«4 roordainod with amendments to road as
follows;

[2. Running at large in squares and parks.

It shall not be lawful for any dog to run at large in any
of the public squares of this city between the first day of
April and the first day of November. The owner of any dog
found running at large in the public squares shall be fined
[two] five dollars [($2.00)] ($5.00) for each offense,
one-half of which shall be paid to the informer. Any dog
so found running at large may be impounded by whomso-
ever may be witness of the offense, and said dog shall not
be delivered up until the fine imposed by this section is
paid. Five (5) days after a dog is taken up, it may be deliv-
ered to the public dogcatcher of the city, provided, that
this section shall only apply to public squares and parks.]

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect January JULY 1, 1973.

Approved May 10, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

242 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 318

NO. 318
(Council No. 709)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Three Hundred Fifty
Thousand Dollars ($350,000) to the Department of
Recreation and Parks — Bureau of Recreation — Program
482 to be used for summer camps, in accordance with
the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the
Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, second grant period, a public
source which could not be expected with reasonable cer-
tainty at the time of the formulation of the 1972-1973
Ordinance of Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
14th day of March, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City the sum of Three Hundred Fifty Thousand
Dollars ($350,000) shall be made available to the Depart-
ment of Recreation and Parks — Bureau of Recreation (Ac-
count No. 3-013-482) of the City of Baltimore as a supple-
mentary special fund appropriation for the fiscal year end-
ing June 30, 1973 for the purpose of operating summer
camps. The amount thus made available as a supplementary
special fund appropriation shall be expended from a grant
of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by
the Federal Government, said sum being specifically allotted
to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the
aforesaid purpose; and said funds from said Federal Gov-
ernment shall be the source of revenue for this supple-
mentary special fund appropriation, as required by Article

ORDINANCES 248

VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1961 revised Charter of Balti-
more City*

SEC. 2. And he it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 10, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 319
(Council No. 710)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Six Hundred Fifty
Thousand Dollars ($650,000) to the Mayor's Office of
Manpower Resources, Program 604 to be used to fund
a youth summer support program, in accordance with the
provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the Balti-
more City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, second grant period, which
could not be expected with reasonable certainty at the
time of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of
Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Coun-
cil by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation hav-
ing been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on
the 14th day of March, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
o Baltimc < . That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Dol-
lars ($650,000) shall be made available to the Mavor's

244 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 320

Office of Manpower Resources, (Account No. 3-013-604)
of the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special fund
appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for
the purpose of conducting a Youth Summer Support Pro-
gram. The amount thus made .available as a supplementary
special fund appropriation shall be expended from a grant
of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by
the Federal Government, said sum being allotted to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid
purpose; and said funds from said Federal Government
shall be the source of revenue for this supplementary spe-
cial fund appropriation, as required by Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore
City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 10, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 320
(Council No. 558)

An Ordinance to authorize the use of the property located
at 2305 St. Paul Street as outlined in red on the plats
accompanying this ordinance for an open air off-street
parking facility in the O-R-2 District pursuant to Sec-
tions 5.1-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title 'The Zoning Ordinance
of Baltimore City" (Ordinance No. 1051) approved
April 20, 1971.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the property located at 2305 St. Paul
Street as outlined in red on the plats accompanying this
ordinance be and it is hereby authorized for use as an
open air off-street parking facility in the O-R-2 District
pursuant to Sections 5.1-ld and 11.0-6d of Article 30 of the

ORDINANCES 245

Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "The Zoning Or-
dinance of Baltimore City," (Ordinance Xo. 1051) approved
April 20, 1971.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained. That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order
to give notice to the departments which are administering
the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City Council
shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves the
ordinance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall
then transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats
to the following: the Board of Municipal and Zoning Ap-
peals, the Planning Commission, the Commissioner of the
Department of Housing and Community Development, the
Commissioner of Transit and Traffic, and the Zoning Ad-
ministrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

Xo. 321
(Council No. 609)

An Ordinance to comply with the requirements of Sections
1.9 Id 4.5-1D and 11.0-6d of Article 30, title "The Zoning
Ordinance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance 1051 of 1971)
and Section 1 of Article 12, title "Hospitals," of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition) and to authorize the
establishment of a nursing home on certain premises
located at 3501 Berwyn Avenue.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor arid City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That, in compliance with the provisions of
Sections 1.9 Id 4.5-1D and 11.0-6d of Article 30, title "The
Zoning Ordinance of Baltimore City" (Ordinance 1061 of
1971) and Section 1 of Article 12, title "Hospitals," of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), the assent of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore is given for the establishment

246 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 322

of a nursing home on the premises located at 3501 Berwyn
Avenue. All ordinances and regulations of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore shall be complied with in the
establishment and operation of this nursing home.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 322

(Council No. 613)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain with amendments Sec-
tion 14 of Article 19 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Police Orrdinances," subtitle "Cruelty to
Animals," increasing the penalty provisions for violation
of the subtitle.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That Section 14 of Article 19 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Police Ordinances,"
subtitle "Cruelty to Animals," be and it is hereby repealed
and reordained with amendments to read as follows:

14. Penalty provisions.

Any person who violates any provision of this subheading
is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof is
subject to a fine of not more than [one hundred dollars
($100.00)] five hundred dollars ($500.00) or by imprison-
ment not to exceed 90 days, or both, for each violation.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 247

No. 323
(Council No. 623)

An Ordinance to repeal Ordinance No. 3, approved June 24,
1955, entitled "An ordinance granting to the Baltimore
Transit Company, its successors and assigns, the right to
operate vehicles propelled by electricity but not operated
upon rails, and to erect and maintain the necessary poles,
wires, and overhead equipment and appurtenances at
the following locations: in an easterly direction on North
Avenue from the west side of Maryland Avenue to the
west side of St. Paul Street; in a southerly direction on
St. Paul Street from North Avenue to the north side of
Lafayette Avenue ; in a westerly direction on Lafayette
Avenue from St. Paul Street to the west side of Charles
Street."

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Ordinance No. 3, approved June 24, 1955,
entitled "An ordinance granting to the Baltimore Transit
Company, its successors and assigns, the right to operate
vehicles propelled by electricity but not operated upon rails,
and to erect and maintain the necessary poles, wires, and
overhead equipment and appurtenances at the following
locations: In an easterly direction on North Avenue from
the west side of Maryland Avenue to the west side of St.
Paul Street ; in a southerly direction on St. Paul Street from
North Avenue to the north side of Lafayette Avenue ; in a
westerly direction on Lafayette Avenue from St. Paul Street
to the west side of Charles Street" be and it is hereby re-
pealed; provided, however, that no claim charges and/or
liabilities which have arisen, accrued or become due under
or by virtue of said ordinance at any time or times prior
to the passage and approval of this ordinance, shall be in
any way affected by the repeal of said Ordinance No. 3,
approved June 24, 1955.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

248 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 324

No. 324
(Council No. 624)

An Ordinance to repeal Ordinance No. 1219, approved No-
vember 5, 1954, entitled "An ordinance granting to the
Baltimore Transit Company, its successors and assigns,
the right to operate vehicles propelled by electricity but
not operated upon rails, and to erect and maintain the
necessary poles, wires, and overhead equipment and
appurtenances in a southerly direction on Bush Street
from Washington Boulevard to a point 120 feet south
thereof, connecting at Washington Boulevard with track-
less trolley overhead in both directions, and at a point
120 feet South of Washington Boulevard making a turn
to the right to enter the private property of the Baltimore
Transit Company."

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That Ordinance No. 1219, approved No-
vember 5, 1954, entitled "An ordinance granting to the
Baltimore Transit Company, its successors and assigns,
the right to operate vehicles propelled by electricity but
not operated upon rails, and to erect and maintain the
necessary poles, wires, and overhead equipment and ap-
purtenances in a southerly direction on Bush Street from
Washington Boulevard to a point 120 feet south thereof,
connecting at Washington Boulevard with trackless trolley
overhead in both directions, and at a point 120 feet south of
Washington Boulevard making a turn to the right to enter
the private property of the Baltimore Transit Company" ;
be and it is hereby repealed; provided, however, that no
claim, charges and/or liabilities which have arisen, accrued
or become due under or by virtue of said ordinance at any
time or times prior to the passage and approval of this
ordinance, shall be in any way affected by the repeal of said
Ordinance 1219, approved November 5, 1954.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 249

No. 325
(Council No. 655)

An Ordinance granting permission to William J. Meyers
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of an
open area for the parking of motor vehicles on the prop-
erty known as 1706 X. Charles Street, as outlined in red
on the plats accompanying this ordinance, under the pro-
visions of Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordinance,"
(Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971), concerning
j)arking lot districts.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore. That permission be and the same is hereby
granted to William J. Meyers for the establishment, main-
tenance and operation of an open area for the parking of
motor vehicles on the property known as 1706 N. Charles
Street as outlined in red on the plats accompanying this
ordinance, under the provisions of Section 9.0-3d of Article
30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning
Ordinance," (Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971),
concerning parking lot districts.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order
to give notice to the departments which are administering
the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City Council
shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves the ordi-
nance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall then
transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats to the
following: The Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals,
the Planning Commission, the Commissioner of the De-
partment of Housing and Community Development, the
Commissioner of Transit and Traffic, and the Zoning Ad-
ministrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the provisions
of the aforesaid Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordinance,"
as enacted by Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971,
shall be fully complied with.

250 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 326

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 326
(Council No. 668)

An Ordinance to repeal Ordinance No. 793, approved May
18, 1970, entitled "An Ordinance granting permission
and authority to First Associates Limited Partnership,
a Maryland Limited Partnership, to construct and main-
tain a building projecting not more than 4.40 feet over a
building line of the premises known generally as 23-39
South Charles Street", subject to certain conditions.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Ordinance No. 793, approved May 18,
1970, entitled "An Ordinance granting permission and au-
thority to First Associates Limited Partnership, a Mary-
land Limited partnership, to construct and maintain a build-
ing projecting not more than 4.40 feet over a building line
of the premises known generally as 23-39 South Charles
Street", be and it is hereby repealed; provided, however,
that no claims, damages, charges and/or liabilities which
have arisen, accrued, or become due under Ordinance No.
793, approved May 18, 1970, at any time or times prior to
the passage and approval of this ordinance shall be in any
way affected by the repeal of said Ordinance No. 793.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the 17th day of January, 1973.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 251

No. 327
(Council No. 711)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, Woodrow Avenue,

fleet wide, and extending from the eastern boundary

line of Baltimore City established 1918, Westerly 92.35

feet to the end thereof in accordance with a plat
thereof numbered 317-A-4, prepared by the Surveys and
Records Division and filed in the Office of the Department
of Assessments, on the seventh (7th) day of March, I

and now on file in said office.

Section I. Be it ordained by tin Mayor and City Cou,i<-il
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
Woodrow Avenue, 50 feet wide, and extending from the
eastern boundary line of Baltimore City established 1918,
Westerly 92.35 feet to the end thereof the street hereby
directed to be condemned for said opening being described
as follows:

Beginning for the same at the point by the intersection
of the south side of Woodrow Avenue, 50 feet wide, and
the eastern boundary line of Baltimore City established
1918 and running thence binding on the south side of said
Irow Avenue, South 86°-56'-30" West 113.04 feet to the
northwesternmost extremity of said Woodrow Avenue;
thence binding on the northwesternmost extremity of said
Woodrow Avenue, North 38°-19'-06" East 66.63 feet to the
north side of said Woodrow Avenue; thence binding on
the north side of said Woodrow Avenue, North 86 G -56'-30"
East 71.66 feet to intersect the aforesaid eastern boundary
line of Baltimore City and thence binding on said eastern
boundary line of Baltimore City, Due South 50.07 feet to
the place of beginning.

The said street as directed to be condemned being more
particularly described and referred to among the Land
Records of Baltimore City and delineated and particu-
larly shown on a plat numbered 317-A-l which was filed
in the Office of the Department of Assessments on the
seventh (7th) day of March in the year 1973, and is now
on file in the said Office.

252 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 328

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and opening of said street and the proceed-
ings and rights of all parties interested or affected thereby,
shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with, any and
all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code of Public
Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Baltimore
City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments there-
to, .and any and all other Acts of the General Assembly
of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or regula-
tions in effect which have been adopted by the Director of
Assessments and filed with the Department of Legislative
Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 328
(Council No. 712)

An Ordinance to condemn and close (1) Woodrow Avenue,

50 feet wide, and extending from the eastern boundary
line of Baltimore City established 1918, Westerly 92.35
feet to the end thereof and (2) a portion of Interstate
Route No. 95 in the vicinity of Fait Avenue and the
eastern boundary line of Baltimore City established 1918
in .accordance with a plat thereof numbered 317-A-4A,
prepared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed
in the Office of the Department of Assessments, on the
eighth (8th) day of March, 1973, and now on file in said
office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close (1) Woodrow Avenue, 50 feet wide, and extending
from the eastern boundary line of Baltimore City estab-
lished 1918, Westerly 92.35 feet to the end thereof and (2)

ORDINANCES 253

a portion of Interstate Route No. 95 in the vicinity of Fait
Avenue and the eastern boundary line of Baltimore City
established 1918 the streets hereby directed to be con-
demned (ov said closing being described as follows :

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the south side of Woodrow Avenue, 50 feet
wide, and the eastern boundary line of Baltimore City
established 1918 and running thence binding on the south
side of said Woodrow Avenue, South 86°-56'-30" West
113.04 feet to the northwesternmost extremity of said
Woodrow Avenue ; thence binding on the northwestern-
most extremity of said Woodrow Avenue, North 38°-19'-
06" East 66.60 feet to the north side of said Woodrow
Avenue: thence binding on the north side of said Woodrow
Avenue, North 86°-56'-30" East 71.66 feet to intersect the
aforesaid eastern boundary line of Baltimore City and
thence binding on said eastern boundary line of Baltimore
City, Due South 50.07 feet to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the
intersection of the east outline of the property now or form-
erly owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
and known as Lot 4 of Block 6703 and the right of way
line for Interstate Route No. 95 and running thence bind-
ing on the east, north, southeast, and south outlines of
said propertv the five following courses and distances;
namely, South 02°-54'-30" East 238.86 feet, North 87°-
05'-30" East 513.56 feet, South 07°-51'-36" W T est 198.24
feet, South 38°-19'-06" West 344.23 feet, and South 86°-
56'-30" West 978.56 feet to intersect the right of way
line of through highway for Interstate Route No. 95;
thence binding on said right of way line of through high-
way, by a line curving to the left with a radius of 1345.92
feet the distance of 285.59 feet which arc is subtended by
a chord bearing North 34 c -24'-50.5" East 285.05 feet;
thence binding in part on said right of way line of through
in part on the aforesaid right of way line and
87 -U'-37" East 114.38 feet and thence bind-
ing on the aforesaid right of way line the three following
courses and distances; namely, by a line curving to the
left with a radius of 337.94 feet the distance of 386.11 feet
which arc is subtended by a chord bearing North 55°-
00'-43.5" East 365.45 feet, North ID -61'-41" East 236.93

254 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 328

feet, and by a line curving to the right with a radius of
200. 19 feet the distance of 70.31 feet which arc is sub-
tended by a chord bearing North 32°-19'-36" East 69.95
feet to the place of beginning.

The said streets as directed to be condemned being more
particularly shown on a plat numbered 317-A-4A which
was filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments
on the eighth (8th) day of March in the year 1973, and
is now on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this Ordinance, all subsurface structures and ap-
purtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple, until
the use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person,
firm or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or inter-
fere therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first
obtain permission and permits therefor from the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application
for such permission and permits agree to pay all costs and
charges of every kind and nature made necessary by such
removal, alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in
said portion of said highway or highways after the same
shall have been closed under the provisions of this ordi-
nance until the subsurface structures and appurtenances
now owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
over which said buildings or structures are proposed to
be constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or
shall have been removed and relaid in accordance with
the specifications and under the direction of the Director
of Public Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of
the person or persons or body corporate desiring to erect
such buildings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be
taken to be "structures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and ap-

ORDINANCES

purtenances owned by ;my person, firm or corporation,
other &*»£ THAN the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
shall upon notice from the Director of Public Works of Balti-
more City, be promptly removed by and at the expense of
the said owners.

Sec. 5. And fr< it further ordained, That on and after the
closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly author-
ized representatives, shall, at all times, have access to said
property and to all subsurface structures and appurtenances
used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection, main-
tenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or replacement,
of any or all of said structures and appurtenances, and
this without permission from or compensation to the owner
or owners of said land.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said streets and the proceed-
ings and rights of all parties interested or affected thereby,
shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with, any and
all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code of Public
Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Baltimore
City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments thereto,
and any and all other Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or regu-
lations in effect which have been adopted by the Director
of Assessments and filed with the Department of Legisla-
tive Reference.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 329
(Council No. 718)

An Ordinance to add a new Section 164A to Article 19
of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Police

256 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 330

Ordinances," subtitle "Taxicabs," making it a misde-
meanor to wilfully refuse or neglect to pay the proper
charges due for transportation in any taxicab or other
common carrier and providing penalties.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Section 164A be and it is hereby
added to Article 19 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Police Ordinances," subtitle "Taxicabs,"
to read as follows :

1 6UA . Refusal to pay fare.

Any person ivho engages and accepts transportation in
a public taxicab or other vehicle operated as a common
carrier, under any conditions ivhereby a charge therefor
is not paid in advance, and who wilfully refuses to pay the
proper charges at the conclusion of such transportation,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
tion thereof shall be subject to a fine of not more than
fifty dollars ($50) for each such offense. Nothing in this
section shall be construed to prevent the owner or operator
of any such common carrier from making a special agree-
ment with the person who engaged and accepted trans-
portation, for the subsequent payment of charges due.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 330
(Council No. 745)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, certain streets and
alleys lying within the area of the Harbor Campus
Community College of Baltimore Site in accordance
with a plat thereof numbered 308-A-20B, prepared by
the Surveys and Records Division and filed in the
Office of the Department of Assessments, on the twenty-
first (21st) day of March, 1973, and now on file in said
office.

ORDINANC !

Section 1. Be it ordained i>i/ the Mayor mid City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
certain Btreeta and alleys lying within the area of the
Harbor Campus Community College of Baltimore Site the
Btreeta ami alleys or portions thereof hereby directed to he
condemned for said opening being described as fol'«

Sheet 1 o\' '2 comprising certain streets and alleys lying
within the are;' bounded by Lombard Street, Market Place,
Pratt Street and Gay Street and (2) a portion of Pratt
Street extending from Market Place westerly to Gay Street,
said streets and alleys are numbered from one to eight
on said Sheet 1 and described as follows :

1 — A portion of Pratt Street contiguous to the north
side thereof and extending from Gay Street, Easterly 454
feet, more or less, to Market Place and designated as Parcel
No. 1 on said plat.

2 — Frederick Street, 49.50 feet wide, and extending from
Pratt Street, North 03°-53'-30" West 182.5 feet to the
line of the south side of Warehouse Alley, 20 feet wide,
laid out 100 feet south of Lombard Street, if projected
easterly and designated as Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

3 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet east of
Frederick Street and extending from Warehouse Alley, 10
feet wide, laid out 90 feet south of Lombard Street, South-
erly 160 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 3 on said plat.

4 — An alley, 3 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
west side of Market Place at the distance of 157.42 feet
southerly, measured along the west side of said Market
Place from Lombard Street and extending Westerly 1 (1 2
feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No, 4 on said plat.

5 — An alley, 6 feet wide, laid out 96 feet west of Market
Place and extending from a 3 foot alley laid out contiguous
to and north of the north outline of the property known
as -116 Market Place, Northerly 23 feet, more or less, to
the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 5 on said plat.

258 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 330

6 — Warehouse Alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet south
of Lombard Street and extending from Frederick Street,
Easterly 165 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and
designated as Parcel No. 6 on said plat.

7 — Warehouse Alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 100 feet south
of Lombard Street and extending from Gay Street, Easterly
169 feet, more or less, to Frederick Street and designated
as Parcel No. 7 on said plat.

8 — An alley, varying in width, beginning at a point on
the south side of Warehouse Alley, 20 feet wide, laid out
100 feet south of Lombard Street, at the distance of 80.05
feet easterly, measured along the south side of said Ware-
house Alley from Gay Street and extending, Southerly 182
feet, more or less, to Pratt Street and designated as Parcel
No. 8 on said plat.

Sheet 2 of 2 comprising (1) all streets and alleys referred
to among the Land Records of Baltimore City that lie
within the area bounded by Gay Street, Water Street,
Market Place, and Lombard Street, 66 feet wide, and (2)
Lombard Street, 66 feet wide, and extending from a point
on the south side thereof distant 108.38 feet west of
Market Place, South 86°-43'-00" West 15.00 feet, said
streets and alleys are numbered from nine to seventeen on
said Sheet 2 and described as follows :

9 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out in the rear of the
properties known as #504 through and including #514
Lombard Street and extending from Frederick Street, West-
erly 138 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 9 on said plat.

10 — An alley, varying in width from 9.50 feet to 13.88
feet, beginning at a point on the north side of a 10 foot
alley, laid out in the rear of the properties known as #504
through and including #514 Lombard Street at the distance
of 76.25 feet westerly, measured along the north side of
said 10 foot alley from Frederick Street and extending,
Northerly 80 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and
designated as Parcel No. 10 on said plat.

11 — Frederick Street, 49.50 feet wide, and extending
from Water Street, South 03°-59'-50" East 249.64 feet to
Lombard Street and designated as Parcel No. 11 on said plat.

ORDINANCES 259

12— An alley, S feel wide, laid out 63 feet south of Water

Street, and extending from Frederick Street, Easterly 140
feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 12 on said plat.

13 — Cider Alley, 12 feet wide, beginning at a point on
the east side of Frederick Street at the distance of 77.95
feel northerly, measured along the east side of said Fred-
erick Street from Lombard Street and extending, Easterly
166.5 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as
Parcel No. 13 on said plat.

It — An alley, 3 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
side of Market Place at the distance of 163.25 feet
southerly, measured along the west side of said Market Place
from Water Street and extending, Westerly 60 feet to a 6
foot alley, laid out 60 feet west of Market Place and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 14 on said plat.

15 — An alley, 6 feet wide, laid out 60 feet west of Market
Place and extending from the north side of a 3 foot alley,
Southerly 19 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and de-
signated as Parcel No. 15 on said plat.

16 — A 2.88 foot alley laid out 51 feet west of Market
Place and extending from Lombard Street, Northerly 54
feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated as Par-
cel No. 16 on said plat.

17 — Lombard Street, 66 feet wide, and extending from a
point on the south side of said Lombard Street distant 108.38
feet westerly, measured along the south side of said Lom-
bard Street' from Market Place, South 86°-43'-00" West
15.00 feet and designated as Parcel No. 17 on said plat.

The said streets and alleys or portions thereof as directed
to be condemned being more particularly described and
referred to among the Land Records of Baltimore City and
delineated and particularly shown on a plat numbered 308-
A-20B which was filed in the Office of the Department of
Assessments on the twenty-first (21st) day of March in
the year 1973, and is now on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and opening of said streets and alleys or

260 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 331

portions thereof and the proceedings and rights of all par-
ties interested or affected thereby, shall be regulated by,
and be in accordance with, any and all applicable provi-
sions of Article 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws of
Maryland and the Charter of Baltimore City (1964 Revi-
sion) and any and all amendments thereto, and any and all
other Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland, and any
and all ordinances of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and any and all rules or regulations in effect which
have been adopted by the Director of Assessments and
filed with the Department of Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 331
(Council No. 746)

An Ordinance to condemn and close certain streets and
alleys lying within the area of the Harbor Campus Com-
munity College of Baltimore Site in accordance with a
plat thereof numbered 308-A-20C, prepared by the Sur-
veys and Records Division and filed in the Office of the
Department of Assessments, on the twenty-second (22nd)
day of March, 1973, and now on file in said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close certain streets and alleys lying within the area of the
Harbor Campus Community College of Baltimore Site the
streets and alleys or portions thereof hereby directed to
be condemned e* FOR said closing being described as fol-
lows :

Sheet 1 of 2 comprising certain streets and alleys lying
within the area bounded by Lombard Street, Market Place,

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Pratt Street, and Gay Street and (2) a portion of Pratt
Street extending from Market Place westerly to Gay Street.
said street.^- and alleys are numbered from one to eight on
! and described as follows:

1 — A portion of Pratt Street contiguous to the north side
thereof and extending from Gay Street, Easterly 454 feet,
more or Market Place and designated as Parcel No.

1 on said plat,

2 — Frederick Street. 49.50 feet wide, and extending from
Pratt Street, North 03°-53'-30" West 182.5 feet to the line
of the south side of Warehouse Alley, 2"0 feet wide, laid
out 100 feet south of Lombard Street, if projected easterly
and designated as Parcel No. 2 on said plat.

3 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet east of Fred-
erick Street and extending from Warehouse Alley, 10 feet
wide, laid out 90 feet south of Lombard Street, Southerly
160 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 3 on said plat.

4 — An alley, 3 feet wide, beginning at a point on the west
side of Market Place at the distance of 157.42 feet south-
erly, measured along the west side of said Market Place
from Lombard Street and extending, Westerly 102 feet,
more or less, to the end thereof and designated as Parcel
No. 4 on said plat.

5 — An alley. G feet wide, laid out 96 feet west of Market
Place and extending from a 3 foot alley laid out contiguous
to and north of the north outline of the property known
as #116 Market Place, Northerly 23 feet, more or less, to
the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 5 on said plat.

6 — Warehouse Alley, 10 feet wide, laid out 90 feet south
of Lombard Street and extending from Frederick Street,
Easterly 165 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and des-
ignated as Parcel No. 6 on said plat.

7 — Warehouse Alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 100 feet south
of Lombard Street and extending from Gay Street, Easterly
16'.) feet, more or less, to F ! ; Street and designated

as Parcel No. 7 on said plat.

8 — An alley, varying in width, beginning at a point on
the south side of Warehouse Alley, 20 feet wide, laid out 100

262 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 331

feet south of Lombard Street, at the distance of 80.05 feet
easterly, measured along the south side of said Warehouse
Alley from Gay Street and extending, Southerly 182 feet,
more or less, to Pratt Street and designated as Parcel No. 8
on said plat.

Sheet 2 of 2 comprising ( 1 ) all streets and alleys referred
to among the Land Records of Baltimore City that lie
within the area bounded by Gay Street, Water Street, Mar-
ket Place, and Lombard Street, varying in width, and (2)
Lombard Street, varying in width, extending from a point
on the south side thereof distant 108.38 feet west of Market
Place, South 86°-43'-00" West 15.00 feet, said streets and
alleys are numbered from nine to seventeen on said Sheet
2 and described as follows:

9 — An alley, 10 feet wide, laid out in the rear of the
properties known as #504 through and including #514
Lombard Street and extending from Frederick Street,
Westerly 138 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and
designated as Parcel No. 9 on said plat.

11 — Frederick Street, 49.50 feet wide, and extending
from Water Street, South 03°-59'-50" East 223.89 feet to
Lombard Street, varying in width, as laid out on a subdivi-
sion plat of Harbor Campus Community College of Balti-
more and designated as Parcel No. 11 on said plat.

12 — An alley, 3 feet wide, laid out 63 feet south of
Water Street, and extending from Frederick Street, East-
erly 140 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and designated
as Parcel No. 12 on said plat.

13 — Cider Alley, 12 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
east side of Frederick Street at the distance of 77.95 feet
northerly, measured along the east side of said Frederick
Street from Lombard Street, 66 feet wide, and extending,

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Easterly 166.5 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and
designated as Parcel No. 13 on said plat.

14 — An alley, 8 feet wide, beginning at a point on the
west side of Market Place at the distance of 163.25 feet
southerly, measured along the west side of said Market
Place from Water Street and extending, Westerly 60 feet to
a 6 foot alley, laid out 60 feet west of Market Place and
designated as Parcel No. 14 on said plat.

15 — An alley, 6 feet wide, laid out 60 feet west of Market
Place and extending from the north side of a 3 foot alley,
Southerly 19 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and
designated as Parcel No. 15 on said plat.

16 — A 2.88 foot alley laid out 51 feet west of Market
Place and extending from Lombard Street, varying in
width, as laid out on a subdivision plat of Harbor Campus
Community College of Baltimore, Northerly 32 feet, more
or less, to the end thereof and designated as Parcel No. 16
on said plat.

17 — Lombard Street, varying in width, as laid out on a
subdivision plat of Harbor Campus Community College of
Baltimore and extending from a point on the south side
of said Lombard Street distant 108.38 feet westerly, meas-
ured along the south side of said Lombard Street from
Market Place and at a horizontal plane having an elevation
of 23.05 25.05 feet and extending to a maximum elevation of
unlimited height, South 86°-43'-00" West 15.00 feet and
designated as Parcel No. 17 on said plat.

The said streets and alleys or portions thereof as di-
rected to be condemned being delineated and particularly
shown on a plat numbered 308-A-20C which was filed in
the Office of the Department of Assessments on the twenty-

h in the year 1973, and is now
on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And bt if further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this ordinance, all subsur uctures and ap-
purtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of
the M ind City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple,

264 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 331

until the use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person,
firm or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or interfere
therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first
obtain permission and permits therefor from the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application for
such permission and permits agree to pay all costs and
charges of every kind and nature made necessary by such
removal, alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in
said portion of said highway or highways after the same
shall have been closed under the provisions of this ordinance
until the subsurface structures and appurtenances now
owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, over
which said buildings or structures are proposed to be
constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall
have been removed and relaid in accordance with the
specifications and under the direction of the Director of
Public Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of
the person or persons or body corporate desiring to erect
such buildings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be
taken to be "structures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this ordinance, all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances owned by any person, firm or corporation, other
than the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall upon
notice from the Director of Public Works of Baltimore
City, be promptly removed by and at the expense of the
said owners.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly
authorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access
to said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation, and/or replace-
ment, of any or all of said structures and appurtenances,

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and this without permission from or compensation to the
owner or owners of said land.

Sec. 6. And be It further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said streets and alleys or por-
tions thereof and the proceedings and rights of all parties
interested or affected thereby, shall be regulated by, and
be in accordance with, any and all applicable provisions
of Article 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Mary-
land and the Charter of Baltimore City (1964 Revision)
and any and all amendments thereto, and any and all
other Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland, and any
and all ordinances of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and any and all rules or regulations in effect which
have been adopted by the Director of Assessments and filed
with the Department of Legislative Reference.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 332
(Council No. 573)

An Ordinance to add a fiew Section 2£A fce NEW SEC-
TIONS 104A THROUGH 104F, INCLUSIVE, TO AR-
TICLE 1 OF THE Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title, "Mayor, City Council, and Municipal Agencies,"
subtitle "Central Bureau e£ Investigation," to be known
as the Ba ltimore C4ty Self Insurance Program SAID
NEW SECTIONS TO BE UNDER THE NEW SUB-
TITLE "SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAM", ALL TO
FOLLOW IMMEDIATELY AFTER SECTION 104 OF
SAID ARTICLE 1, providing a system of self-insurance
with respect to the operation, maintenance, ownership or
use of motor vehicles, animals, equipment and other vehi-

26G ORDINANCES Ord. No. 332

cles and apparatus and providing the procedures with
respect thereto.

Whereas, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
presently purchases motor vehicle fleet liability insurance
to protect it from LIABILITY RESULTING FROM negli-
gence in operation, maintenance, ownership or use of motor
vehicles, animals, equipment and other vehicles and appa
rataus APPARATUS^ , ALL IN COMPLIANCE WITH
SUBTITLE 7, SECTION 101, ARTICLE 66y 2 OF THE
ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND; and

Whereas, it has been determined that the best interests
of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore would be BEST
served by effectively implementing a program of self-
insurance £e* AGAINST LIABILITY RESULTING FROM
negligence in operation, maintenance, ownership or use
of motor vehicles, animals, equipment and other vehicles
and apparatus^; NOW, THEREFORE

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That new Sections 2 9 A - eter 104A
THROUGH 104F, INCLUSIVE, be and they are hereby
added to Article 1 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Mayor, City Council, and Municipal
Agencies/' subtitle "Central Bureau e£ Investigation," to
follow immediately after Section S9 104 thereof AND TO
BE UNDER THE NEW SUBTITLE "SELF-INSURANCE
PROGRAM and to read as follows:

SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAM
30At 104A. Definitions.

1. Self-insurance Program — The term "Self -Insurance
Program" as used herein shall mean the payment by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore of any and all mone-
tary claims for which the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more may be liable for damages resulting from negligence
in operation, maintenance, ownership or use of motor ve-
hicles, animals, equipment, and other vehicles and appara-
tus TO THE SAME EXTENT AS IF THE MAYOR AND
CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE, FOR ITSELF, ITS
SERVANTS, AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES IN THE

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PERFORMANCE OF THEIR DUTIES HAD COVERAGE
TO THE EXTENT OF PROVIDING FOR AT LEAST
(I) THE PAYMENT OF CLAIMS FOR BODILY INJURY
OR DEATH ARISING FROM AN ACCIDENT OF
UP TO $250,000.00 FOR ANY ONE PERSON AND
UP TO $1,000,000.00 FOR ANY TWO OR MORE PER-
SONS, AND (II) THE PAYMENT OF CLAIMS FOR
PROPERTY OF OTHERS DAMAGED OR DESTROYED
IN AN ACCIDENT OF UP TO $250,000.00, ALL EXCLU-
SIVE OF INTEREST AND COSTS, UNDER A MOTOR
VEHICLE FLEET LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY
WRITTEN BY AN INSURER AUTHORIZED TO WRITE
SUCH IN MARYLAND ; AND IN FULL COMPLIANCE
WITH SUBTITLE 7, SECTION 101, ARTICLE 66*/> OF
THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND.

2. Self-Insurance Fund — The term "Self-insurance
Fund" as used herein shall mean the annual appropriation
provided for in the annual Ordinance of Estimates to pay
any claims authorized by this aet SUBTITLE, by any reso-
lution of the Board of Estimates, or to pay any judgment
rendered against the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
AND/OR ITS SERVANTS, AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES
for damages resulting from negligence in operation, main-
tenance, ownership or use of its motor vehicles, ANI-
MALS, equipment, and other vehicles AND APPARATUS.
Said fund shall MAY also be used for the acquiring e£
personnel, facilities, and other operating expenses for the
Self-Insurance Program an4 £e* supplies a«4 equipment .

3. Liability Reserve Fund — The term "Liability Reserve
Fund" as used herein shall mean that fund that is to be
accumulated as set forth in this aet SUBTITLE to pay any
claims ordinarily payable by the Self-Insurance Fund if the
said Self-insurance Fund is depleted in any fiscal year.

20B, 10-1B.

The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall implement
a Self-insurance Program for any liability it may incur as a
result of the negligent operation, maintenance, ownership
or use of anv of its motor vehicles, equipment, animals, e*
ANIMALS, EQUIPMENT AND other vehicles AND AP-
PARATUS TO THE SAME EXTENT AS IF THE MAY-
OR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE, FOR IT-

2G8 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 332

SELF, ITS SERVANTS, AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES
IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR DUTIES HAD
COVERAGE TO THE LIMITS HEREIN PROVIDED FOR
UNDER A MOTOR VEHICLE FLEET LIABILITY IN-
SURANCE POLICY WRITTEN BY AN INSURER AU-
THORIZED TO WRITE SUCH IN MARYLAND ; AND IN
FULL COMPLIANCE WITH SUBTITLE 7, SECTION
101, ARTICLE 66i/ 2 OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF
MARYLAND. There sh,all be established a yearly motor
vehicle liability "Self-insurance Fund" to be used to pay
losses and other expenses of implementing and operating a
Self-insurance Program. The MONIES FOR THE Self-
insurance Fund shall be appropriated annually in the Ordi-
nance of Estimates in an amount approved by the Board of
Estimates. Payment of any and all claims for any losses
sustained shall be made from the Self -insurance Fund and
shall be made by the Department of Law in its sole discre-
tion in an amount not exceeding Two Thousand Dollars
($2,000) FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000) for any
one individual claim. For any claim exceeding ¥we Thou
sa^ Dollars ($2,000) FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
($5,000) said Department of Law shall not have authority to
make any payment pursuant to this act without the prior
consent of the Board of Estimates. Any final judgment ren-
dered against the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall
be promptly paid notwithstanding the .amount thereof AND
ANY FINAL JUDGMENT RENDERED AGAINST ANY
OF ITS SERVANTS, AGENTS AND EMLOYEES,
AS HEREIN INTENDED TO BE INSURED AGAINST,
SHALL BE PROMPTLY PAID TO THE EXTENT OF
THE LIMITS HEREIN PROVIDED FOR. Any monies
remaining in the Self-insurance Fund at the end of any
fiscal year shall be turned over to the Comptroller to be
placed in the Liability Reserve Fund as more fully pro-
vided in Section Q&G 104C of this act.

2£G, 104C.

The Comptroller is hereby authorized and directed
to create a fund to be known as the "Liability Re-
serve Fund" for which purpose there shall be appro-
priated annually the sum of NOT LESS THAN One
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), said sum to
be provided for annually in the Ordinance of Esti-

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mates for each year beginning with the Ordinance of Esti-
mates for the fiscal year 1974. The appropriation to the said
Liability Reserve Fund shall continue until the accumula-
tions therefrom, together with the earnings of the same,
and the balance from the Self-insurance Fund as herein-
after provided, less such expenditures or disbursements
therefrom as may be made, shall amount to the sum of One
Blillion Dollars ($1,000,000). At such time that the Liabil-
ity Reserve Fund has accumulated One Million Dollars
($1,000,000), then the annual appropriation shall cease;
however, if said reserve fund shall subsequently become
less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000), then in such
event the Ordinance of Estimates for the ensuing fiscal
year shall appropriate such sum of money necessary to
obtain the reserve of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000), pro-
vided said annual appropriation shall not exceed One Hun-
dred Thousand Dollars ($100,000). The appropriation so
made and any other sums to be paid to the fund shall be
turned over by the Comptroller to the Commissioners of
Finance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to be
held and invested by the said Commissioners of Finance as
hereinafter provided.

2m? 104D.

The "Liability Reserve Fund" shall be used to pay any
sums that the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore may be
liable for pursuant to its Self-insurance Program only after
the sums provided for in Section 2&& 104B of this act have
been expended.

2&& 104E.

The Comptroller shall have the power, subject to the
approval of the Board of Estimates, to purchase any insur-
ance to protect adequately the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore against any risk or risks of an insurable nature
which he may reasonably believe could result in an excess of
the funds provided for in the Self-insurance Fund and the
Liability Reserve Fund. Nothing in this section shall require
the Comptroller to purchase such insurance.

2&F, 104F.

The Board of Commissioners of Finance for Baltimore
City are hereby authorized and directed to receive the

270 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 333

money directed to be paid to it by the Comptroller, to hold
and invest the same as other monies in its charge in keeping
are earned and invested; to retain the same as a permanent
fund such to be used only for the payment of judgment or
claims as provided in Section 2&B 104B of this ae4 SUB-
TITLE ; to keep a separate account of said fund, together
with the earnings thereof, as the "Liability Reserve Fund"
of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and to submit
annually on the first day of July of each and every year
to the Comptroller a statement in writing showing the
state and amount of said Fund.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect July 1, 1973.

Approved May 17, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 333

(Council No. 443)

An Ordinance to add new Section 72A to Article 19 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Police Ordi-
nances," subtitle "Motor Vehicles," regulating the use of
unlicensed motorcycles and related vehicles.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That new Section 72 A be and it is hereby
added to Article 19 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Police Ordinances," subtitle "Motor Ve-
hicles," to read as follows:

7 2 A. Unlicensed motorcycles and related vehicles regu-
lated.

It is unlawful for any person to ride or drive, or for an
oivner knowingly to permit to be ridden or driven, on
private property or on public property in Baltimore City
any unregistered motorcycle or related vehicle of a type
required to be registered under the vehicle laivs of the

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State of Maryland (Article OS 1 /*, Maryland Code Annotated)
for travel on highways.

The term "Motorcycle or related vehicle" means a motor
vehicle having a saddle for the use of the rider and de-
signed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact
ivitJi the ground, and includes motor scooters, mini-bikes
and bicycles with motor attached, but excludes tractors,
snowblowers, hnvn mowers, or golf carts while being used
for their designed purpose.

Any person violating the provisions of this section shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for each offense.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect 30 days from the date of its passage.

Approved May 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 334

(Council No. 484)

An Ordinance to add new Section 97A to Article 31 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title, "Transit and
Traffic," to follow immediately after Section 97 thereof,
regulating the standing and parking of motor vehicles
and hand-drawn devices utilized in purveying ice cream
and certain other foodstuffs in the vicinity of certain
school buildings during certain periods.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That new Section 97 A be and it is herebv
added to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Transit and Traffic," to follow immediately
after Section 97, and to read as follows :

Section 97 A. No motor vehicle or hand-drawn <i>
from which snow balls, ice cream and similar products, or

272 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 335

other manufactured or prepared foodstuffs are sold shall
stand or park on any street or alley in Baltimore City
within 500 feet of any building used as a public or private
kindergarten, grammar, or high school from 8:00 A.M. to
5:00 P.M. on school days.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved May 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 335

(Council No. 612)

An Ordinance to amend Sheet No. 85 of the zoning district
maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Zoning/' (Ordinance No. 1051, approved
April 20, 1971) by changing from B-l-1 Zoning Dis-
trict to the R-6 Zoning District the property located on the
northwest side of Reedbird Avenue, being a portion of the
premises known as 200 Reedbird Avenue as outlined in
red on the plats accompanying this ordinance.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That Sheet No. 85 of the Zoning District
Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Zoning," (Ordinance No. 1051, approved April
20, 1971) be and it is hereby amended by changing from the
B-l-1 Zoning District to the R-6 Zoning District the prop-
erty on the northwest side of Reedbird Avenue, being a
portion of the premises known as 200 Reedbird Avenue, as
outlined in red on the plats accompanying this ordinance.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage of
this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the authen-
ticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order to give
notice to the departments which are administering the Zon-
ing Ordinance, the President of the City Council shall sign

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the plat and, when the Mayor approves the ordinance, he
shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall then transmit
a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats to the following :
the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals, the Planning
Commission, the Commissioner of the Department of Hous-
ing and Community Development and the Zoning Admin-
istrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved May 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 336
(Council No. 627)

An Ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
authorizing and approving for the use as a Public Sani-
tary Landfill a site, situate in Baltimore City, vicinity of
Foil; Armistead and the southeastern boundary line of
Baltimore City; the location and course of said sanitary
landfill being shown on a plat thereof numbered 315-A-
16 A, prepared by the Surveys and Records Division and
filed in the Office of the Director of the Department of
Public Works on the eleventh (11th) day of January,
1973; and directing the Director of Public Works to
apply to the State of Maryland Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene, and the Baltimore City Department
of Health for the necessary authority to operate said
Public Sanitary Landfill.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That this site is authorized and approved for
use as a Public Sanitary Landfill and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the beginning of the second
parcel of land conveyed by the United States of America to
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by deed dated

274 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 336

February 23, 1927 and recorded among the Land Records
of Baltimore City in Liber S.C.L. No. 4710 Folio 342 and
running thence binding on the first, second, third, fourth,
fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth lines of the
second parcel of land described in said deed, as now sur-
veyed, the ten following courses and distances; namely,
South 68°-55'-17" East 36.95 feet, North 26°-36'-50" East
570.37 feet, North 64°-33'-37" East 48.73 feet, North 46°-
20'-39" East 29.83 feet, North ll°-47'-15" East 25.65 feet,
North 48°-05'-01" West 113.70 feet, North 10°-18'-03" West
50.00 feet, North 53°-32'-00" West 180.75 feet, North 86°-
53'-00" West 708.81 feet, and South 21°-01'-40" West 46.07
feet to intersect the last line of the fourth parcel of land
described in said deed ; thence binding reversely on part of
the last line of the fourth parcel of land described in said
deed, as now surveyed, South 85°-13'-08" West 219.44
feet to intersect the southeast outline of the Baltimore
Harbor Outer Crossing; thence binding on the southeast
outline of the Baltimore Harbor Outer Crossing the two
following courses and distances; namely, South 63°-29'-15"
West 569.99 feet and South 73°-12'-31" West 879.49 feet
to intersect the seventh line of the fourth parcel of land
described in said deed; thence binding reversely on part
of the seventh line of the fourth parcel of land described
in said deed, to the beginning thereof, an4 continuing te
bind rovorsoly en the sixth line of the fourth parcel of
land described in- sai4 deed, as new s urv e y e d, the two £e4-
lowing courses an4 distances ; namely, South i4°-£7'-00"
East 529.39 feet an4 South £4°-S4'-S9" East 840 feet to
intersect the second line of the parcel of lan4 convoyed
by the Boston Metals Got to the Gliddon Gor by deed dated
October iy 1954 an4 recorded among the aforesaid Lan4
Records in kibe* M.L.P. No* 9SW Folio ±2-j thence fe*
new linos of division through last sa44 parcel of lan4 now
04= formerly owned fey the Gliddon Go? the five following
courses an4 distances ; namely, South £4°-3S'-Q2" East
451.77 feetr North S9°-50'-±4" East 680.45 fee^ North
£1°-QS'-Q6" East 184.74 feet? South gg°-55'-08" East 100.00
^eoty an4 North 24°-04'-4S" East a&GO feet to the begin-

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the fourth parcel of lan4 described in the deed mentioned
firstly heroin an4 thence binding rovorsoly on the third
line of the fourth parcel of lan4 described in the 4e^4 men

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tionod firstly herein, as sow surveyed, North 2i°-Q4'-£3"
Bas4 gO^O feet to the oktee e* beginning SOUTH 14°-67'-
00" EAST 529.39 FEET AND THENCE BINDING RE-
VERSELY ON THE SIXTH, FIFTH, FOURTH, AND
THIRD LINES OF THE FOURTH PARCEL OF LAND
DESCRIBED IN SAID DEED RESPECTIVELY, AS
NOW SURVEYED, THE FOUR FOLLOWING
COURSES AND DISTANCES; NAMELY, SOUTH 74°-
34'-59" EAST 840 FEET, NORTH 21°-05'-00" EAST
850.00 FEET, SOUTH 68°-55'-00" EAST 975.50 FEET,
AND NORTH 21°-04'-53" EAST 30.00 FEET TO THE
PLACE OF BEGINNING.

All courses and distances in the above description are
referred to the true meridian as adopted by the Baltimore
Survey Control System.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Director of
Public Works is directed to apply to the State of Maryland,
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and Baltimore
City Department of Health for the necessary authority to
operate said Public Sanitary Landfill.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 337
(Council No. 794)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special loan
fund appropriation in the amount of Two Million Four
Hundred Twelve Thousand Dollars ($2,412,000) to the
Baltimore City Economic Development Commission to be
used for property acquisition and improvement under the
.Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority
and City Ordinance , in accordance with the provi-

276 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 337

sions of Article VI, Section 2(h) (3) of the Baltimore
City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents the
proceeds of an Industrial Development loan fully guaran-
teed by the Maryland Industrial Development Financing
Authority, and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides a sum of money
not to exceed Four Hundred and Six Thousand Dollars
($406,000) for the purchase and improvement of land and
buildings at 5500 Chemical Road, and also provides a sum of
money not to exceed Two Million and Six Thousand Dollars
($2,006,000) for the acquisition and installations of equip-
ment and machinery at said location, and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides for the leasing
of the aforementioned property to Laporte-Davidson, Inc. to
be used in connection with its business operations, and

Whereas, the Industrial Development loan constitutes a
material change in circumstances since the adoption of the
1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special loan fund appropria-
tion ordained herein has been recommended to the City
Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 25th day of April, 1973, all in accordance with
Article VI, Section 2(h) (3) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h) (3) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Two Million Four Hundred Twelve
Thousand Dollars ($2,412,000) shall be made available to
the Baltimore City Economic Development Commission of
the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special loan fund
appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for
the purpose of acquiring and improving the land and build-
ings at 5500 Chemical Road. The amount thus made avail-
able as a supplementary special loan fund appropria-
tion shall be expended from an Industrial Development
Loan and shall be the source of revenue for this supple-

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mentary special loan fund appropriation, as required by

Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 338
(Council No. 793)

An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, pursuant to and in accordance with the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority Act
to lease or acquire the property at 5500 Chemical Road,
Baltimore, Maryland, and lease or sublease same to
Laporte-Davison, Inc., to borrow a sum of money not
to exceed four hundred six thousand dollars ($406,000),
and use the same to acquire, improve, rehabilitate, and or
make additions to said property; and to borrow a sum
of money not to exceed two million six thousand dollars
($2,006,000) and use the same to acquire and install
equipment and machinery for lease to Laporte-Davison,
Inc., to execute the necessary legal documents to secure
said loans; and conferring and imposing upon the Balti-
more City Economic Development Commission certain
powers and duties.

Whereas, Article 1, Sections 49 through 55, of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition) created the Baltimore City
Economic Development Commission, hereinafter called
"Commission," and vested in it certain powers and duties
to be exercised in connection with aiding the industrial
growth of Baltimore City; and

Whereas, Article 41, Sections 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
ume and 1972 Supplement) created and amended the Mary-

278 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 338

land Industrial Development Financing Authority, herein-
after called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain powers and
duties in connection with the preservation and betterment
of the economy of the State; and

Whereas, the aforementioned sections of said Article 41
of the Annotated Code of Maryland, among other things,
authorize any municipality of this State to borrow money
without pledging its full faith and credit, and to execute
a mortgage as security therefor, and use such money to
defray the cost of acquiring any industrial project, includ-
ing land, buildings and equipment, either by purchase or
construction, after the adoption of an ordinance by the
legislative body of the municipality to do so; and

Whereas, Laporte-Davison, Inc., a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware, by
its letter of intent dated March 23, 1973, addressed to the
Mayor of Baltimore, hereinafter called "City," has requested
aid and assistance from the City in connection with the
acquisition, improvements, rehabilitation, additions to, and/
or equipping of the property hereinafter designated in
Baltimore City which is to be used by the aforesaid Com-
pany; and

Whereas, it has been determined that cooperation by
the City in connection with the aforementioned undertak-
ing will improve the economic condition of Baltimore City ;
now, therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That: (a) pursuant to and in accordance with
the terms and provisions of Sections 266J to 266CC of Arti-
cle 41 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replace-
ment Volume and 1972 Supplement), which created and
amended MIDFA:

(1) The City be and it is hereby authorized to lease
or acquire by negotiation and not by eminent domain the
land and improvements located at 5500 Chemical Road,
Ward 25, Section 9, Block 7016-B, Lot 14, Baltimore, Mary-
land.

(2) The aforementioned property shall be leased or ac-
quired only for the purpose of leasing or subleasing it to

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Laporte-Davison, Inc., to be used by it in connection with
its business operations, upon such terms and conditions as
may be mutually agreed upon by the City and said Com-
pany.

(3) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Four
Hundred Six Thousand Dollars ($406,000), and to use the
same for or in connection with the acquisition, improve-
ments, rehabilitation and or additions to the aforemen-
tioned property, and to execute a mortgage on said prop-
erty to secure the aforesaid loan ; the term of said mortgage
shall not exceed Ten (10) years, and the rate of interest
to be paid by the City in connection with said loan shall not
exceed Five percent (5%) per annum or Ten percent (10%)
per annum in the event that said interest is declared to be
taxable to the lender by federal or state statute, revenue
ruling, or court decision.

(4) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Two
Million Six Thousand Dollars ($2,006,000), and to use the
same to acquire and install machinery and equipment in
the aforementioned property, to be used by Laporte-Davison,
Inc., in connection with its business operations and to exe-
cute such legal documents as may be necessary to secure
the aforesaid loan ; the time for repayment of such loan
shall not exceed the normal useful life of said machinery
and equipment, and in no event shall exceed Ten (10) years,
whichever period of time is less, and the rate of interest
to be paid in connection with such loan shall not exceed
Five percent (5 r ; ) per annum or Ten percent (10%) per
annum in the event that said interest is declared to be
taxable to the lender by federal or state statute, revenue
ruling, or court decision.

(a) The terms and provisions of any and all legal in-
struments to be executed or entered into by the City in
connection with the transaction authorized by this ordinance
shall be subject to the approval of the Board of Estimates.

Sec. 2. Awt be it further ordained, That the Commission
is hereby fully authorized and empowered for the purpose
of this ordinance only:

280 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 339

(b) After the transactions mentioned in this ordinance
have been fully consummated, the Commission shall do any
and all other things necessary, proper or expedient to assure
the full performance by Laporte-Davison, Inc., of any and
all of the terms and provisions in any and all agreements
entered into by the City and Laporte-Davison, Inc., all
subject to the provisions of the Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 339
(Council No. 606)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Thre e Hundred S ovonty -
w Thousand Dollars ($379,000) FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS ($50,000) ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($152,000) to the Police De-
partment to be used for pavment of court appearances of
police personnel, AND FOR INCREASED AUTOMO-
BILE INSURANCE PREMIUMS, #e* increased automo
bile insurance premium s, a«4 fe* partial re storation of
appropriation auth ority withh o ld from the 1973 fiscal
y-aa* O rdinance of Estimates £e* the Marino Patrol a«4

with the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the
Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and

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Local Assistance Act of 1972, first grant period, which
could not be expected with reasonable certainty at the time

of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of I
mates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation

ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
10th day of Januarv, 1073, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1961 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Th^ee Hundred a»4 Sev enty m^o
Thousand D ollar s ($379,000) FIFTY THOUSAND DO^-
tARS (g50,000) ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO THOU-
SAND DOLLARS ($152,000) shall be made available to
the Police Department of the City of Baltimore as a supple-
mentary special fund appropriation for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of paying for Court
Appearances by police personnel? AND FOR INCREASED
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PREMIUMS #e* increased
automobile insu ranee premiums, a-n4 fe* partial restoration
e£ appropriation authority withhold l^em the 1973 £sea4 year
Ordinance of Estimates £e* the Marino Patrol a»4 policing
of park s located outside of fcke eity. The amount thus made
available as a supplementary special fund appropriation
shall be expended from a grant of funds to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore by the Federal Government, said
sum being allotted to the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more for the aforesaid purpose; and said funds from sai 1
Federal Government shall be the source of revenue for this
supplementary special fund appropriation, as required by
Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter
of Baltimore City.

Provided that said stun of Throe Hundred Seventy nine
Thousand Dollars ($379,000) FIFTY THOUSAND DOt-
i^ftg ($50,000) ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO THOU-
SAND DOLLARS ($152,000) shall be appropriated as
follows:

282 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 340

PROGRAM 200, ADMINISTRATIVE DIREC-
TION AND CONTROL $102,000

^Pro gram 240r Administrati s Diroction a«4

Control $102,000

Program 201, General Patrol 277,000

$ 50,000

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 340
(Council No. 688)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($100,000) to the Department of Recreation and
Parks — Bureau of Parks, Program 478, to be used for
policing the parks located in the City of Baltimore, in
accordance with the provisions of Article VI, Section 2
(h)(2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and
Local Assistance Act of 1972, second grant period, source
which could not be expected with reasonable certainty at
the time of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance
of Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
21ST day of MARCH, 1973, all in accordance with
Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter
of Baltimore City.

ORDINANCES

SECTION 1. Be it ordained hi/ the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars
($100,000) shall be made available to the Department of
Recreation and Parks — Bureau of Parks of the City of
Baltimore as a supplementary special fund appropriation for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of
policing the parks located in the City of Baltimore. The
amount thus made available as a supplementary special
fund appropriation shall be expended from a grant of funds
to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by the Federal
Government, said sum being specifically allotted to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid pur-
pose; and said funds from said Federal Government shall
be the source of revenue for this supplementary special
fund appropriation, as required by Article VI, Section 2
(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 29, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 341
(Council No. 800)

An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, pursuant to and in accordance with the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority Act to
acquire the properties at 2930 Falls Road and at the
northeast corner of Chestnut Avenue and Palls Road,
Baltimore, Maryland, and lease same to Life-Like Prod-
ucts, Inc., to borrow a sum of money not to exceed Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000). and use the same
to acquire, improve, rehabilitate, and make additions
to said properties; and to borrow a sum of money not
to exceed Seventy-five Thousand Dollars ($75,000) and

284 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 341

use the same to acquire and install equipment and ma-
chinery for lease to Life-Like Products, Inc.; to execute
the necessary legal documents to secure said loans; and
conferring and imposing upon the Baltimore City Eco-
nomic Development Commission certain powers and
duties.

Whereas, Article 1, Section 49 through 55, of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), created the Baltimore City
Economic Development Commission, hereinafter called
''Commission," and vested in it certain powers and duties
to be exercised in connection with aiding the industrial
growth of Baltimore City; and

Whereas, Article 41, Sections 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
Volume and 1972 Supplement) created and amended the
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority,
hereinafter called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain pow-
ers and duties in connection with the preservation and bet-
terment of the economy of the State; and

Whereas, Life-Like Products, Inc., a corporation organ-
ized and existing under the laws of the State of Maryland,
by its letter of intent dated April 4, 1973, addressed to the
Mayor of Baltimore, hereinafter called "City," has re-
quested aid and assistance from the City in connection with
the acquisition, improvements, rehabilitation, additions to,
and equipping of the properties hereinafter designated in
Baltimore City which are to be used by the aforesaid Com-
pany; and

Whereas, it has been determined that cooperation by the
City in connection with the aforementioned undertaking will
improve the economic condition of Baltimore City; now,
therefore,

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SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council

of Baltimore, That : (a) pursuant to and in accordance with
the terms and provisions of Sections 266J to 266CC of
cle 41 of tin- Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Re-
placement Volume and 1972 Supplement), which created
and amended MIDFA :

(1) The City be and it is hereby authorized to acquire
by negotiation and not by eminent domain the lands and
improvements located at 2930 Falls Road and the north-
east corner of Chestnut Avenue and Falls Road, Ward 13,
Section 12, Block 3500, Lots 1, 2 and 3, Baltimore, Mary-
land.

(2) The aforementioned properties shall be acquired
only for the purpose of leasing them to Life-Like Products,
Inc., to be used by it in connection with its business opera-
tions, upon such terms and conditions as may be mutually
agreed upon by the City and said Company.

(3) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000) and to use the same
for or in connection with the acquisition, improvements, re-
habilitation and additions to the aforementioned properties,
and to execute a mortgage on said properties to secure the
aforesaid loan ; the term of said mortgage shall not exceed
Thirteen (13) years, and the rate of interest to be
paid by the City in connection with said loan shall
not exceed Five and Three Quarter percent (5%%)
per annum. In the event that said interest is de-
clared to be taxable to the lender by federal or state statute,
revenue ruling, or court decision, the interest rate will be
automatically increased to the equivalent taxable rate.

(4) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Seven-
ty Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000), and to use the same
to acquire and install machinery and equipment in the afore-
ment roperties, to be used by Life-Like Products, Inc.,
in connection with its business operations and to execute
such legal documents as may be necessary to secure the
aforesaid loan; the time for repayment of such loan shall
not exceed the normal useful life of said machinery and
equipment, and in no event shall exceed Eleven (11) y

286 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 342

whichever period of time is less, and the rate of interest to
be paid in connection with such loan shall not exceed Five
and Three Quarter percent (5%%) per annum. In the event
that said interest is declared to be taxable to the lender
by federal or state statute, revenue ruling, or court decision,
the interest rate will be automatically increased to the
equivalent taxable rate.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Commission
is hereby fully authorized and empowered for the purpose
of this ordinance only :

(a) To promote, make investigations, conduct prelimi-
nary negotiations, and do any and all other things necessary
or proper to expedite the consummation of the transactions
mentioned in this ordinance; all pursuant and subject to
the provisions of the Charter of Baltimore City.

(b) After the transactions mentioned in this ordinance
have been fully consummated, the Commission shall do any
and all other things necessary, proper or expedient to assure
the full performance of Life-Like Products, Inc., of any and
all of the terms and provisions in any and all agreements
entered into by the City and Life-Like Products, Inc., all
subject to the provisions of the Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 30, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 342

(Council No. 801)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special loan
fund appropriation in the amount of $375,000 to the

ORDINANCES 887

Baltimore City Economic Development Commission to be
used for property acquisition and improvement under the
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority

and City Ordinance , in accordance with the provisions

of Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the Baltimore City
Charter (1961 Revision).

Whereas, Article 41, Sections 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
Volume and 1972 Supplement) which created and amended
the Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority,
hereinafter called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain powers
and duties in connection with the preservation and better-
ment of the economy of the State, authorizes any munici-
pality of this State to borrow money without pledging its
full faith and credit, and to execute a mortgage as security
therefor, and use such money to defray the cost of acquiring
any industrial project, including land, buildings and equip-
ment, either by purchase or construction, after the adoption
of an ordinance by the legislative body of the municipality
to do so, and

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents the
proceeds of an Industrial Development loan fully guaranteed
by the Maryland Industrial Development Financing Author-
ity, and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides a sum of money
not to exceed three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000)
for the purchase and improvement of land and buildings at
2930 Falls R.oad and at the Northeast Corner of Chestnut
Avenue and Falls Road, and also provides a sum of money
not to exceed seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) for
the acquisition and installation of equipment and machinery
id location, and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides for the leasing

of the aforementioned property to Life-Like Products, Inc.,
to be used in connection with its business operations, and

WHEREAS, the Industrial Development loan constitutes a
material change in circumstances since the adoption of the
1972—1973 Ordinance of Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation ordained herein has been recommended to the City

288 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 343

Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 2nd day of May, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of $375,000 shall be made available to
the Baltimore City Economic Development Commission of
the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special loan fund
appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973, for
the purpose of acquiring and improving the land and build-
ings at 2930 Falls Road and at the Northeast Corner of
Chestnut Avenue and Falls Road. The amount thus made
available as a supplementary special loan fund appropriation
shall be expended from an Industrial Development Loan
and shall be the source of revenue for this supplementary
special loan fund appropriation, as required by Article VI,
Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore
City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 30, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 343
(Council No. 802)

An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, pursuant to and in accordance with the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority Act to
acquire the property at 2220 Langley Street, Baltimore,
Maryland, and lease same to Philip A. Hoffman and
Phyllis M. Hoffman and the Art Litho Company, as sub-
lessee, to borrow a sum of money not to exceed One

ORDINANC ' 289

Hundred Forty Five Thousand Dollars ($1 16,000), and
use the same to acquire, improve, rehabilitate, and make
additions to said property; and to borrow a sum of money
not to exceed Three Hundred Ten Thousand Four Hun-
dred Fifty Dollars ($310,450) and use the same to ac-
quire and install equipment and machinery for lease to
Philip A. Hoffman and Phyllis M. Hoffman and the Art
Litho Company, as sublessee, to execute the necessary
legal documents to secure said loans; and conferring and
imposing upon the Baltimore City Economic Development
Commission certain powers and duties.

Whereas, Article 1, Sections 49 through 55, of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition) created the Baltimore City
Economic Development Commission, hereinafter called
"C< ' and vested in it certain powers and duties

to be exercised in connection with aiding the industrial
growth of Baltimore City; and

Whereas, Article 41, Sections 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement Vol-
ume and 1972 Supplement) created and amended the Mary-
land Industrial Development Financing Authority, herein-
after called "MIDFA," and vested in its certain powers and
duties in connection with the preservation and betterment
of the economy of the State; and

Whereas, the aforementioned sections of said Article 41
of the Annotated Code of Maryland, among other things,
authorize any municipality of this State to borrow money
without pledging its full faith and credit, and to execute
a mortgage as security therefor, and use such money to de-
fray the cost of acquiring any industrial project, includ-
ing land, buildings and equipment, either by purchase
construction, after the adoption of an ordinance by the legis-
lative body of the municipality to do so; and

WHEREAS, Philip A. Hoffman and Phyllis M. Hoffman, to-
gether with The Art Litho Company, a corporation organ-
ized and existing under the laws of the State of Maryland,

by its letter of intent dated April 12, 1973, addressed to
the Mayor of Baltimore, hereinafter called "City," has re-
quested aid and assistance from the City in connection with
the acquisition, improvements, rehabilitation, additions to,
and equipping of the property : ugnated in

290 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 343

Baltimore City which is to be used by the aforesaid Com-
pany; and

Whereas, it has been determined that cooperation by the
City in connection with the aforementioned undertaking will
improve the economic condition of Baltimore City; now,
therefore,

(1) The City be and it is hereby authorized to acquire
by negotiation and not by eminent domain the land and
improvements located at 2220 Langley Street, Ward 25,
Section 3, Block 7887-B, Lots 11-25, Baltimore Maryland.

(2) The aforementioned property shall be acquired only
for the purpose of leasing it to Philip A. Hoffman and Phyl-
lis M. Hoffman and The Art Litho Company, as sublessee
of Philip A. Hoffman and Phyllis M. Hoffman, to be used
by it in connection with their business operations, upon
such terms and conditions as may be mutually agreed upon
by the City and said Company.

(3) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding One
Hundred Forty Five Thousand Dollars ($145,000) and to
use the same for or in connection with the acquisition, im-
provements, rehabilitation and additions to the aforemen-
tioned property, and to execute a mortgage on said prop-
erty to secure the aforesaid loan; the term of said mort-
gage shall not exceed Twenty-one (21) years, and the rate
of interest to be paid by the City in connection with said
loan shall not exceed Five and One Half percent (5%%)
per annum. In the event that said interest is declared to
be taxable to the lender by federal or state statute, revenue
ruling, or court decision, the interest rate shall be in-
creased to 31/2% above the prime interest rate at Union
Trust Company of Maryland, to float with prime.

(4) The City be and it is hereby fully authorized and
empowered to borrow a sum of money not exceeding Three
Hundred Ten Thousand Four Hundred Fifty Dollars ($310,-

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450), and to use the same to acquire and install machinery
and equipment in the aforementioned property, to be used
by Philip ,: ' His Bff. Hi and The

Litho Company as sublessee of Philip A. Hoffman and Phyl-
lis M. Hoffman, in connection with their business opera-
tions and to execute such legal documents as may be neces-
sary to secure the aforesaid loan; the time for repayment
of such I ill not exceed the normal useful life <? : '

machinery and equipment, and in no event shall exceed
sn (11) years, whichever period of time is less, and
the rate of interest to be paid in connection with such loan
shall not exceed Five and One Half percent (5V£%) per
annum. In the event that said interest is declared to be tax-
able to the lender by federal or state statute, revenue ruling,
or court decision, the interest rate shall be increased to
above the prime interest rate at Union Trust Company
laryland, to float with prime.

Sec. 2. And he it further ordained, That the Commission
is hereby fully authorized and empowered for the purpose
of this ordinance only :

(b) After the transactions mentioned in this ordinance
have been fully consummated, the Commission shall do any
and all other things necessary, proper or expedient to as-
sure the full performance by Philip A. Hoffman and Phyllis
M. Hoffman and The Art Litho Company, as sublessee of
Philip A. Hoffman and Phyllis M. Hoffman, of any and all
of the terms and provisions in any and all agreements en-
tered into by the City and Philip A. Hoffman and Phyllis M.
Hoffman and The Art Litho Company, as sublessee of Philip
A. Hoffman and Phyllis M. Hoffman, all subject to the pro-
visions of the Charter of Baltimore City.

SEC. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of i 1 ge.

Approved May 30. 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, May

292 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 344

No. 344
(Council No. 803)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special loan
fund appropriation in the amount of $455,450 to the
Baltimore City Economic Development Commission to be
used for property acquisition and improvement under the
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority
and City Ordinance in accordance with the provisions

of Article VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the Baltimore City
Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, Article 41 Section 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
Volume and 1972 Supplement) which created and amended
the Maryland Industrial Development Financing Author-
ity, hereinafter called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain
powers and duties in connection with the preservation and
betterment of the economy of the State, authorizes any mu-
nicipality of this State to borrow money without pledging its
full faith and credit, and to execute a mortgage as security
therefor, and use such money to defray the cost of acquir-
ing any industrial project, including land, buildings and
equipment, either by purchase or construction, after the
adoption of an ordinance by the legislative body of the
municipality to do so, and

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents the
proceeds of an Industrial Development loan fully guaranteed
by the Maryland Industrial Development Financing Author-
ity, and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides a sum of money
not to exceed one hundred forty-five thousand dollars
($145,000), for the purchase and improvement of the land
and buildings at 2220 Langley Street, and also provides a
sum of money not to exceed three hundred ten thousand four
hundred fifty dollars ($310,450) for the acquisition and
installation of equipment and machinery at said location, and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides for the leasing
of the aforementioned property to Philip A. Hoffman and
Phyllis M. Hoffman and the Art Litho Company, as Sub-

ORDINANl

lessee, to be used in connection with its business operations,
and

Whereas, the Industrial Development loan constitutes
a material change in circumstances since the adoption of the
1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation ordained herein has been recommended to the City
Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 2nd day of May, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h)(3) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h) (3) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of $455,450 shall be made available to
the Baltimore City Economic Development Commission of
the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special loan fund
appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973 for
the purpose of acquiring and improving the land and build-
ings at 2220 Langley Street. The amount thus made avail-
able as a supplementary special loan fund appropriation
shall be expended from an Industrial Development loan and
shall be the source of revenue for this supplementary special
loan fund appropriation, as required by Article VI, Section
2(h) (3) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 30, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 31")
unci! Xo. 77."))

An Ordinance to repeal Section 256 (71b) of Article 31 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit
and Traffic/ 1 subtitle "Parking and Stopping," as or-

294 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 346

dained by Ordinance 1212, approved December 2, 1967,
and ordain in lieu thereof a new Section 256 (71b), con-
cerning parking on the south side of Wilkes Lane.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 256 (71b) of Article 31 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit and
Traffic," subtitle "Parking and Stopping," be and it is
hereby repealed and new Section 256 (71b) be and it is
hereby ordained in lieu thereof, to read as follows:

256.

[(71b) Wilkes Lane, southerly side, from Calvert Street
to St. Paul Street, no parking at any time.]

(71b) Wilkes Lane, southerly side, from Calvert Street
to a point 35 feet west of Calvert Street, parking reserved
for disabled person, William Wroe.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 1, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 346
(Council No. 778)

An Ordinance to add new Sections 192(a-ll) and 206(27a-l)
to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle "Parking Meters,"
providing for parking meters on the Charles Street lot
and for the charge to be made for parking thereon.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That new Sections 192(a-ll) and 206(27a-l)
be and they are hereby added to Article 31 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit and Traffic," sub-
title "Parking Meters," to read as follows:

ORDIN \\

192.

(a-11) Notwithstanding any charges set forth above, the
special parking area known as the Charles Street Lot as
s< t forth in Article 31, Section 206(27a-l) shall be oper-
ated so that the charge shall be five cents in United States
coin, said five cents to cover the first one-half hour in-
fraction thereof of legal parking; and for every additional
one-half hour or fraction thereof an additional charge of
five cents in United States coin shall be made; and a charge
of twenty-five cents shall cover three and one-half hours
of legal parking.

206.

(27a-l) Charles Street Lot — That lot bounded by
Charles Street on the west, a line 60' south of the south curb
line of Bar re Street on the north, Light Street on the east,
and a line 146' north of the north curb line of Lee Street on
the south.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage and shall re-
main in effect until such time as the Commissioner of
Transit and Traffic shall receive a request in writing from
the Commissioner, Department of Housing and Community
Development, for the reversion of the aforesaid lot to the
Department of Housing and Community Development. The
Commissioner of Transit and Traffic shall, within two (2)
weeks of the receipt of said request, remove the parking
meters from the aforementioned lot and Section 206(27a-l)
and Section 192 (a-11) shall be of no further force nor
effect.

Approved June 1, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 317

(Council Xo. 116)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain Section 23A of Article
26 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
"Streets and Highways," subtitle "Footways," as or-

296 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

dained by Ordinance 1196, approved December 2, 1967,
providing for the repair by the City of Baltimore of foot-
ways damaged by trees owned by the City AND PRE-
SCRIBING A LIMIT TO THE RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE CITY.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 23A of Article 26 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Streets and High-
ways," subtitle "Footways," as ordained by Ordinance 1196,
approved December 2, 1967, be and it is hereby repealed and
reordained with amendments to read as follows:

23A. Damage caused by trees owned [planted] by the
City.

In the event that the damage to the footway referred to
in the foregoing section was CLEARLY occasioned by trees
owned [planted] by the City [after the effective date of this
ordinance], then the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
shall be responsible for the cost of the necessary grading,
paving, repaving or repairing. The question of such re-
sponsibility may be determined at the hearing and appeal
taken by the property owner, as authorized in the fore-
going section. IN ANY FISCAL YEAR THE OBLIGA-
TION OF THE CITY UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THIS SECTION SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT
APPROPRIATED FOR SUCH FISCAL YEAR FOR THE
PURPOSES HEREIN SET FORTH.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty d ays £vem the date of its passage
JULY 1, 1973.

Approved June 4, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 348

(Council No. 643)

An Ordinance to repeal a»4 re ordain, with amendments,
Sections MA(b), UQUh 14D(d), 14E(a), +eh 4*
±4£L l4 G (a ) , Wr ±5t 15A(a)(2)(B), of A*tie4e ± e4 the

Baltimore G&y Code (1950 Edition), a* amended, title
"Mayor **4 CU-y Council," mibtitlo ^Qity Contraoh,,"
Gubhoading "Hoim; *h*4 Wages," a&4 to &44 ftew Sections
1 10(d) *h4 1 lC(o) thereto, amendin g? generally, the
e4t¥ ordinance concernin g provisions £e* hours &«4 wages
to be co n tai n ed m certain contracts made by the Mayor
o-h4 G#y Council o£ Baltimore, including provisions fe*
the payment o£ overtime wages, tbe imposition e£ penal
ties #o* violation thereof, the time limitation m which
to file claims #e* violation, the powers a-»4 duties e£ tho
M inimum Wage Commission m relation t hereto, the
determination e£ the ratio el mechanics to apprentice s?
the review el wage rates by- the S oard el Estimate s eaeh
year, a»4 tbe removal el the limitation e» the percent
age amount el fringe benefits includable m the deter
mination el wage *atesr TO REPEAL AND REORDAIN,
WITH AMENDMENTS, SECTIONS 16, 17, 18 AND 19
OF ARTICLE 1 OF THE BALTIMORE CITY CODE
(1966 EDITION), TITLE "MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL,
MUNICIPAL AGENCIES, SUB-TITLE "CONTRACTS
—HOURS AND WAGES," INCORPORATING AND
AMENDING THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE 969,
APPROVED APRIL 17, 1967, GENERALLY AMEND-
ING THE PROVISIONS CONCERNING WAGES AND
HOURS TO BE CONTAINED IN CERTAIN CON-
TRACTS MADE BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUN-
CIL OF BALTIMORE, THE PAYMENT OF REGULAR
AND OVERTIME WAGES, THE EMPLOYMENT OF
LABORERS, APPRENTICES AND MECHANICS, THE
MAINTENANCE OF CERTAIN RECORDS BY CON-
TRACTORS AND SUB-CONTRACTORS, THE POST-
ING OF MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES AT THE
SITE OF WORK, THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF
THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION, ENFORCE-
MENT AND WITHHOLDING OF FUNDS FROM CON-
TRACTORS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS. AU-
THORIZING THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES TO ES-
TABLISH, REVIEW AND REVISE YEARLY THE
[EDULES OF MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES
AND TO INCLUDE FRINGE BENEFIT PAYMENTS
THEREIN, TO MAKE A FINAL DETERMINATION
IN REGARD TO THE AMOUNT OF RESTITUTION
AND PENALTIES TO BE ASSESSED AND TO PROM-

298 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

ULGATE RULES AND REGULATIONS TO EFFEC-
TUATE THE PURPOSE OF THE SUB-TITLE, AND
GENERALLY AMENDING THE PROVISIONS RE-
LATING TO CERTAIN CONTRACTS OF THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE, AND THEIR
REQUIREMENTS AS TO HOURS AND WAGES, AND
RENUMBERING THE SECTIONS TO CONFORM
WITH THE BALTIMORE CITY CODE (1966 EDI-
TION).

Section 4r Be it ordaine d by the Mayor and Gity Council
of Baltimore, That S ections 14A(b), ldC(c), HD(b), 446
^WtW, 446, HC(a), ^h 45, 15A(a) (2) (B), e*
Article 4 e# the Baltimore Gity Code -(4050 Edition), as
amended, title "Mayor a«4 Gity Council/ - subtitle "City
Contracts," subheading "Hours and Wages," be and they
are hereby repealed and re ordained, with amendments,
and new Sections 14C(d) and 14G(c) be and they a*e
hereby added t her e to and ail to read as fol l ows:

44Ar Hours.

-fk)- All hours worked -fin excess e£ eight hours pe*
day? eft Saturdays, en Sundays &&]■ &n Saturdays, S unda ys

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Monda y through Friday emd eM hours w orked e» sueh legal
holidays as shall be designat ed by the Board el Estimates
as overtime holidays sha l l constitute overtime hours.

14C. Minimum Wages ?

-(e> in the event that any sweh laborer, mechanic e*
apprentice shall be paid less than the compensation te
whieh he s ha ll be entitled hereunder, the contractor shall
make restitution te such affected employee £e* the amoun t
due? and shall forfeit and pay te the Gity a penalty in- the
amount el Twenty five Dollars ($25.00) pe* day £e* eaeh
employee se underpaid ? p rovided, however, that ne p enalty
shall be assessed fev- wage violations te any indiv idual
which amount te a total ef less than One dolla r ($1.00)
in any payroll perio d? Each day's violation shall eens tituto
a separate offense.

■fdr)- Any la bor e r, mechanic er a pprentice may wi th in
ene -ft)- yea* from the date ef the me ident file a p rotest

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m writing -with the Minim u m Wage Com - mi nrdon objecting
te the amount ef WOffSB pa-id fe* servic e* pur for mod kg- him
en a mMi e p vejee t as being leee t he w the pfwmlmg w ngee
foe eneh oe w i e ee * & s h e ll be unleneful fe* ae-g sentvnete*
in: subcontractor to discharge, reduce the e empenenUen or
ethemmee d iscriminate ngnine t any eueh lnbemw i m oeha ms

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<*f*^ fVw teUt hnnni Wag e Commission mm}-, pursiumt to
similar p rocedures 06 prov ided in Artiete 4-Q-; Section ££ of
iMs^ Baltimore City Code (1066 Sdit io h ) , as amended, order
appropriate restitution or the reinstatement of such em-
ployee w ith backpay to the date of violation.

1 ID. Payrolls a**4 Basic Records.

4b> The contractor shall submit [two comploto copies]
ff *epy ef his wo o kly project payrolls and the weekly project
paypeiis ef each ef his subcontractors, consecutively num
bored, »et later than fourteen (Id) days from the e«4
of their re spective payroll periods, [one copy te be se**t to
the eaRti-aetiag ageaeyy the oth e r te a central municipal
effiee designated by the Board ef Estimates] to the Mini-
mum Wage Commission whore the same w-iil be available -
fe* public inspection during negate business hours. The
weekly project pay rolls s hall contain the name ef the p rime
e ontractor aad the subcontractor, if a-fiy^ a designation ef
the projec t aad location, the nam e 7 eeekhl secur ity number
aad occupation ef each employee, his classification m ae-
cordanco with the classifications fixed m the contract, a
designation ef laborer, mechanic or apprentice, the num
be* ef hours worked daily by said employee at straig ht
time aad at overtime aad his hourly wage *^ate fe* eaeh?
the gross wages pai4 te said employee pe* week, and sueh
other data as may be required by the Board ef Estimate s
from time te ti*aer The pri-n+e contractor fhail be ye sponsi
ble f e* the submission ef ail sllbcontractors , payroll s cover
m% work p erformed directly at tl*e work siter Each copy
ef the payroll s hall be accom p anied by a statement - <4gae4
by the eoftty aotor e* the subcontracto -^ &* t-he ease may bei
indicating that the payi^eh k, eeF-reety thrtt the wage sates
contained therein a*e *>et leflfl thaB these establish ed by
the Board ef Estimates as set forth m the Contract, that

300 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

the classification set forth fer each laborer, mochanic er
approntico co nforms with the work fee performed, and that
the contractor an4 the subcontractor^ as the ease may fee;

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4a> Oft any project which is operatin g under a contrac t
pursuant te the provisions ef this sn8title T only comp et en t
mechanics and their apprentices ef the trado s 7 cr af t s and
occupations involved shall tee employed fey the contractor
and his subcontractors e» the project, provided that -f-fer

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tracto r there may tee e mpl o y ed net more than e^e -fi>
apprentice as defined heroin ; pro vided, h owev e r, that if
less than five -(&)- st*eh mech a nics shall tee e mploy ed en a«y
project, tent at least ene 4^- suete meehanie shall tee se em-
ploye d? there may tee employed net mere than e**e 4±->
apprentic e as defined herein^ f&p eaeh such project, the
ratio ef mechanics te apprentice s fev- each tsmde-, eraft er

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approved apprenticeship program.

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moans a pej?se» at least sixteen (16) years ef age who
has e nter e d mte a written agreement w-ith an employer e*
his agent, a» association ef employers e^ an- organization
ef employers, e^ a joint committee representing both, - and
which shall state the trade-? craft e^ occupation whic h the
approntico is te tee taught, an4 the time at which the ap-
prenticeship w-ill teegin and en4r Provide d^ that whe never
an apprentice is employed mi any- project whieh is e pcrat
m§- under a contract pursua nt ts the p rovisions ef this

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#/ such employmen ts AU sueh apprenticeshi p agreement s
shall be approved by- the Maryla nd A ppre nticeship and
Training Council and certification ef such approval shall
be fur nished te the Minimum Wage Commission.

-(4> Where a laborer performs the work ordinarily per-
formed fey any skilled mochanic er his approntico, he shall
tee pa44 fer the entire time he has p erformed sueh work at
the minimum hourly wage rate applicable te a skilled
mochanic ; and m the event ef sueh underpayment, rostitu

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tiea shall be made by the Contractor to sa44 e mployee) a«d
i« addition, the Contractor shall be subject te ft penalty as
hereinafter set forth. 4-t the contractor MP
utilizes nnro appronticos than permitted under the N
established under the provisions e£ this subtitle er- ut+b,
a laborer te perform the work e£ ft skilled mechanic er b^
apprentice, the Contractor shall forfeit an4 pay to the Gb-v
ft penalty b* the amount e£ ¥ea Dollars ($10.00) pe* day
pe+ employee £e* each such violation. Each 4ay^s V4+4 ,tion

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14-EL With holdin g a£ F n nd r.

The City mfty withhold er- cause te be withhold from
the contractor so much e£ the accrued payments as may be
considered necessary -(T)- te pay such laborers, mechanic s
ft«4 appronticos employed by the contractor e* ftfty swb-
contractor the £ab amount e£ wages required by the provi
sions e£ tbis subtitle; a«4 424- to satisfy any- liability e£
i«*y contractor e^ subcontractor £er [liquidated damages]
a*# penalties as provided heroin. The City may a4se with
he44 payments from a»y Contractor who has failed te pest
a«4 keep posted ft copy at the regular hourly rates as *e-
quirod herein, until s«eb default shall have boon corrected.

11G. Enforcement.

-fa-)- U shall be the responsibility e-f the [contractin g
agoncy] A H Him urn \Vo<fo G <*w mission te promptly e xam we
ab weekly project payrolls submitted by contractors aad

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with the provision s e£ this subtitle an4 the rogul-u ?
promulgated m pursuance thereof [and te repe44 aay «-•-
regularities ta a central investigative body designated bv
the Board ef Estimates].

-(-b4 ¥Jw M i n un i on Wage Commission [central laved ■ -
gative body designated by the Board e£ Estimates] sha l l
cause investigations te be made as may be ft eoossary te
determine whether there has boon complianc e with the |
visions ef this subtitle aad the regulations promulgate d
thereunder, and contained ia the Contract. The contractor
aad subcontractors shall permit representatives e£ the Gi±?
te observe work being performed upon the work s+ter *e
interview employees aaa te examine the b*~4^ h^4 roeogda

302 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

relating te the p ayrolls e» the project feeiftg i nvestigate d
te determine the correctness el classifications, ratios el ap-
prontico s to mechanics a«4 a»d payment of p r o p e r r egular
a**4 e vortimo ^ates as roquir cdr C omplaint s el alleged viola
tion s shall fee investigated promptly a«4 statements, writ
te» &? oral, made fey ana e mployee shall fee t reated as ee«-
fideritiai a??4 shall «et fee disclo sed te his em ployer without
the e onson t el the emp loyee. If n ece s sary for the enforce

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issue subpoenas, c ompel the attendance and testimony of
witnesses- and the produc tion of books, papers -, records - , and
deett m ent-s relating to payrol l records ne c e ssar y fen hear -
in&Sy mnestigatiensy and proceedings. Any- sueh subpoen a

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obey sueh enden ef Court may he punishable by the Court
as een temp t theneef-

■(-e)- in the event the Board ef Estimates shall deter
mine-, upen recommendat ion from the Minimum Wage Com
mission after - notice and heaning-, that any contractor en

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that sueh fa ilur e was intent i o n al? no contract shall he
award ed te sueh contractor en subcontractor, en te any
firm, c orporat ion of partnersh ip in whieh such contractor
on subcontractor has an interest until one ■£!-)■ year has
el apsed from the dater of sueh d et e r m motion^ and provided-,
further, that any sueh intention al v iolation of the prov i-
eione of this subtitle shall be a m isdemeanor , punishabl e
upon eonn iction by a -fine ef not more than -F-ine H undr ed

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Dolla r ($ft(HKO(\). Proeeeding n before the Minimum - W^h
vr-i-mina! p rosecu t i o n under this Hubtitle.

The Board el Estimates is horoby authorized and em-
poworod te adopt» e stablish, repeal, modify, change e*
amend, from time te time, schedules of minimum hourly
wage ^ates te be paid to a-ny a«4 a4i classes el l a bor er ^
median i es e* apprentice s directly employed by a«y eee-
i ractor eF any subcontractor e« the site ie a«y el the
various types el work e* projects mentioned in? e*
contemplated byv Section 44f provided, however, that the
schedules el minimum hourly wage rates se established
shall be reviewed and revised by the Board el Estimates
at least eeee every [two years] year [and shall be *e-
visod] te conform te the area prevailing hourly wage rates.
Suoh wviei en may be baeod upon recommendations by- the
Prevailing Wage Section of- the M inimum Wage G&tm ■
sion. Such schedules el minimum hourly wage rates includ
mg overtime rates £e* a4i hours worked -fw exeess el eight
hours m a-ny work day,] e» Saturdays, Sundays -[e^ ««J
all hour * worked m excess &f eight hours per dm? fw M
da-y through Friday and aM biv-r* worked e# iegai heiidhv-s
designated as overtime holiday s by the Bea4=d el E stimates

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hourly wage rates beiftg paid te laborers, mechanics a«4
apprentices le* doing work el a similar character m the
locality te whic h the project is located ; a-n4 such general
prevailing hourly wage rates shall be d etermined by the
Board el Estimates whoso decision in the m att e r s hal l be
final. Nothing te this ordinance s hall be construed te
limit &¥ restrict ifl a«y way the power a«d authority el the
Board el Ss ti mates te e fesify the type el work te be done
le* the Mayor aed City Council el Baltim ere aed te ostah
iieh Schedules el Minimum Hourly Wage Bates te* sueh
classifications, established by the Board el Estimates.

(a) (2) (B) the 4H*te el costs te the contractor er rq+b-
contractor which may be in curred ift providing the fringe
benefits specified ie paragraph 4£± -(-A-)- te laborers,

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mechanics an4 apprentices pursuant te an onforciblo com
mitmont te carry eut a financially responsible plan e* p*e-
gram which is communicated te the laborers, mechanic s
and apprentices affected.

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shall be determined by the Board el Estimates en fee basis
el those l*4nge benefits l ound te be generally p revailing le*

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character in the locality in which the project is located
{-7 but said amount shall net exceed eight ( - 8%) pe* eent
el the r egular hourly *ate el pay ^efer^ed te m paragraph
(1)]. The decision el the Board el Es timates shall be final?

And P rovid e d Further, T ha t the obligation el a een-
tracto g Q¥ subcontractor te make payment in accordance
with the schedules el minimum hourly wage rates ostab
lishod b^ the Board el Estimates and fixed in contracts
pursuant te this subtitle may be discharged by the making

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type referre d te m paragrap h -f&)- (A), e* by the assump
tien el a pla-n e* program el a type raf erred te in para
graph 4^> -fb^7 ea? a**y combination the^eel? whore the
aggregate el any such payments, c ontributions ? an4 costs
is net less than the a?ate el pay described in 4H ph*s the
amount ref e rred te in -(^ o£ &**s Section 15 A.

Seer St And be U further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect l-pem the date el its passage.

SECTION 1. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE, THAT SEC-
TIONS 16, 17, 18 AND 19 OF ARTICLE 1 OF THE
BALTIMORE CITY CODE (1966 EDITION), TITLE
"MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL, MUNICIPAL AGENCIES,"
SUBTITLE "CONTRACTS— HOURS AND WAGES,"
AND THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE 969, AP-
PROVED APRIL 17, 1967, BE AND THEY ARE
HEREBY REPEALED AND REORDAINED WITH
AMENDMENTS TO READ AS FOLLOWS:

16. REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN CONTRACTS
WITH THE CITY.

EACH AND EVERY CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000.00) (HEREIN-

ORDINANCES 305

AFTER REFERRED TO AS "THE CONTRACT")
MADE BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
BALTIMORE (HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS
'THE CITY"), OR ON ITS BEHALF, WITH ANY
PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION FOR THE CON-
STRUCTION, RE-CONSTRUCTION, ERECTION, CON-
VERSION, INSTALLATION, ALTERATION, REPAIR,
MAINTENANCE, RENOVATION, RAZING, DEMOLI-
TION, MOVING, RE-MOVING, GRADING, PAVING,
REPAVIXG, CURBING, FILLING, EXCAVATION OR
ANY OTHER OPERATION OR WORK TO BE DONE
OR PERFORMED IN, ON, UPON OR IN CONNEC-
TION WITH ANY BUILDING, BRIDGE, VIADUCT,
TUNNEL, TOWER, STACK OR OTHER STRUCTURE,
AIRPORT, LAND, HIGHWAY, PIER, WHARF, SEW-
ER, DRAIN, MAIN, CONDUIT, MACHINERY OR ME-
CHANICAL, ELECTRICAL OR OTHER EQUIPMENT
FOR SAID MUNICIPALITY SHALL CONTAIN THE
FOLLOWING PROVISIONS:

(A) HOURS

(1) EIGHT (8) HOURS SHALL CONSTITUTE A
REGULAR WORK DAY FOR EVERY LABORER, ME-
CHANIC AND APPRENTICE WORKING DIRECTLY
UPON THE SITE OF THE WORK FOR ANY CON-
TRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR ENGAGED IN THE
PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTRACT. "CONTRAC-
TOR", AS USED HEREIN, SHALL MEAN THE PER-
SON, FIRM OR CORPORATION AWARDED A CITY
CONTRACT. "SUBCONTRACTOR", AS USED HERE-
IN, SHALL MEAN ANY PERSON, FIRM OR COR-
PORATION, OTHER THAN THE CONTRACTOR, PER-
FORMING ANY WORK UPON THE SITE OF THE
PROJECT, WHETHER SUBCONTRACTOR OR LOWER
TIER CONTRACTOR.

(2) ALL HOURS WORKED ON SATURDAYS,
SUNDAYS AND ALL HOURS WORKED IN EXCESS
OF EIGHT HOURS PER DAY ON MONDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY AND ALL HOURS WORKED ON SUCH
LEGAL HOLIDAYS AS SHALL BE DESIGNATED
BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES AS OVERTIME
HOLIDAYS CONSTITUTE OVERTIME HOURS.

306 ORDINANCES Ord. No. ?A8

(B) CLASSIFICATION.

EVERY SUCH LABORER, MECHANIC, AND AP-
PRENTICE SHALL BE PROPERLY CLASSIFIED AC-
CORDING TO HIS TRADE AND SKILL INTO A
CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN
THE CONTRACT WHICH CLASSIFICATION HAS
BEEN ESTABLSHED BY THE BOARD OF ESTI-
MATES AS PROVIDED HEREIN.

(1) EVERY SUCH MECHANIC, LABORER AND
APPRENTICE SHALL BE PAID NOT LESS OFTEN
THAN ONCE A WEEK, AND WITHOUT SUBSEQUENT
DEDUCTION OR REBATE ON ANY ACCOUNT (EX-
CEPT SUCH PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS AS ARE DI-
RECTED OR PERMITTED BY LAW, BY A COLLEC-
TIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT, OR BY SPECI-
FIC WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM AN EM-
PLOYEE), THE FULL AMOUNT DUE AT THE TIME
OF PAYMENT COMPUTED AT WAGE RATES
NOT LESS THAN THE MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE
RATE ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD OF ESTI-
MATES AND SET FORTH IN THE CONTRACT. NO
HOURLY EMPLOYEE, OTHER THAN AN APPREN-
TICE, WORKING DIRECTLY UPON THE SITE OF
THE WORK, SHALL BE PAID LESS THAN THE
AMOUNT ESTABLISHED FOR THE LOWEST CLAS-
SIFICATION ON THE SAID PROJECT. A COPY OF
SUCH MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES SHALL
BE KEPT POSTED BY THE CONTRACTOR AT THE
SITE OF THE WORK IN A PROMINENT PLACE
WHERE IT CAN BE EASILY SEEN AND READ
BY THE WORKERS. IN THE EVENT A COPY OF
SUCH MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES IS NOT
POSTED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FORFEIT AND
PAY TO THE CITY A PENALTY IN THE AMOUNT
OF TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) PER DAY FOR EACH
DAY ON WHICH THE COPY IS NOT POSTED.
EACH DAY'S VIOLATION SHALL CONSTITUTE A
SEPARATE OFFENSE.

(2) THE CONTRACTOR AND EVERY SUBCON-
TRACTOR SHALL PAY EVERY SUCH LABORER,

ORDINANCES 307

MECHANIC OR APPRENTICE COMPENSATION
THE OVERTIME RATES ESTABLISHED BY THE
RD OF ESTIMATES, WHICH SHALL NOT BE
LESS THAN ONE AND ONE-HALF TIMES THE

REGULAR HOURLY RATE OF PAY, FOR ALL
HOURS WORKED IN EXCESS OF EIGHT HOURS
IN ANY WORK DAY, ON A SATURDAY, SUNDAY
OR A LEGAL HOLIDAY DESIGNATED AS
OVERTIME HOLIDAY BY THE BOARD OF ESTI-
MATES. NO OVERTIME HOURS, HOWEVER, SHALL
BE COMPENSATED FOR MORE THAN ONCE AND
OVERTIME SHALL BE PAID ONLY ON THE REG-
ULAR HOURLY RATE OF PAY AND NOT ON THE
FRINGE BENEFITS OR THEIR CASH EQUIVA-
LENTS, PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 18 OF THIS
SUBTITLE.

(3) IN THE EVENT THAT ANY SUCH LABOR-
ER, MECHANIC OR APPRENTICE SHALL BE PAID
LESS THAN THE COMPENSATION TO WHICH HE
SHALL BE ENTITLED HEREUNDER, THE CON-
TRACTOR SHALL MAKE RESTITUTION TO SUCH
AFFECTED EMPLOYEE FOR THE AMOUNT DUE,
AND SHALL FORFEIT AND PAY TO THE CITY A
PENALTY IN THE AMOUNT OF TWENTY-FIVE DOL-
LARS ($25.00) PER DAY FOR EACH EMPLOYEE
SO UNDERPAID, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT NO
PENALTY SHALL BE ASSESSED FOR WAGE VIO-
LATIONS TO ANY INDIVIDUAL WHICH AMOUNT
TO A TOTAL OF LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR ($1.00)
IN ANY PAYROLL PERIOD. EACH DAY'S VIOLA-
TION SHALL CONSTITUTE A SEPARATE OFFENSE.

(1) ANY LABORER, MECHANIC OR APPREN-
TICE MAY WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR FROM THE
DATE OF THE INCIDENT FILE A PROTEST IN
WRITING WITH THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMIS-
SION OBJECTING TO THE AMOUNT OF WAGES
PAID FOR SERVICES PERFORMED BY HIM ON A
PUBLIC PROJECT AS BEING LESS THAN THE PRE-
VAILING WAGES FOR SUCH SERVICES. IT SHALL
BE UNLAWFUL FOR ANY CONTRACTOR OR SUB-
CONTRACTOR TO DISCHARGE, REDUCE THE COM-
PENSATION OR OTHERWISE DISCRIMINATE

308 ORDINANCES Old. No. 348

AGAINST ANY SUCH LABORER, MECHANIC OR
APPRENTICE FOR MAKING A COMPLAINT TO
THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION, PARTICIPAT-
ING IN ANY OF ITS PROCEEDINGS OR AVAIL-
ING HIMSELF OF ANY CIVIL REMEDIES. IN SUCH
A CASE THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION MAY,
PURSUANT TO SIMILIAR PROCEDURES AS PRO-
VIDED IN ARTICLE 19, SECTION 56 OF THE BAL-
TIMORE CITY CODE (1966 EDITION), AS AMEND-
ED, ORDER APPROPRIATE RESTITUTION OR THE
REINSTATEMENT OF SUCH EMPLOYEE WITH
BACKPAY TO THE DATE OF VIOLATION.

(D) PAYROLLS AND BASIC RECORDS.

(1) THE CONTRACTOR AND EACH OF HIS SUB-
CONTRACTORS SHALL MAINTAIN PAYROLLS AND
BASIC RECORDS RELATING THERETO DURING
THE COURSE OF THE WORK AND SHALL PRE-
SERVE THEM FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS
THEREAFTER FOR ALL LABORERS, MECHANICS
AND APPRENTICES WORKING DIRECTLY UPON
THE SITE OF THE WORK. SAID RECORDS SHALL
CONTAIN THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF EACH
SUCH EMPLOYEE, HIS CLASSIFICATION IN AC-
CORDANCE WITH THE CLASSIFICATIONS FIXED
IN THE CONTRACT, A DESIGNATION OF LABOR-
ER, MECHANIC OR APPRENTICE, THE NUMBER
OF HOURS WORKED EACH DAY, THE HOURLY
WAGE RATE, THE GROSS WAGES, DEDUCTIONS
MADE, ACTUAL WAGES PAID, A COPY OF THE
SOCIAL SECURITY RETURNS AND EVIDENCE OF
PAYMENT THEREOF, A RECORD OF FRINGE BENE-
FIT PAYMENTS INCLUDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO
APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS OR PROGRAMS AND/
OR ADDITIONAL CASH PAYMENTS, AND SUCH
OTHER DATA AS MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATES FROM TIME TO TIME.

(2) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT TWO
COMPLETE COPIES OF HIS WEEKLY PROJECT
PAYROLLS AND THE WEEKLY PROJECT PAY-
ROLLS OF EACH OF HIS SUBCONTRACTORS, CON-
SECUTIVELY NUMBERED, NOT LATER THAN FOUR-

ORDINANCES 309

TEEN (14) DAYS FROM THE END OF THEIB RE-
SPECTIVE PAYROLL PERIODS, ONE COPY TO BE
SENT TO THE CONTRACTING AGENCY, THE OTHER
TO THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION WHERE
THE SAME WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC
INSPECTION DURING REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS.
THE WEEKLY PROJECT PAYROLLS SHALL COX-
TAIN THE NAME OF THE PRIME CONTRACTU R
AND THE SUBCONTRACTOR, IF ANY, A DESIG-
NATION OF THE PROJECT AND LOCATION, THE
NAME, SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND OCCU-
PATION OF EACH EMPLOYEE, HIS CLASSIFICA-
TION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CLASSIFICA-
TIONS FIXED IN THE CONTRACT, A DESIGNA-
TION OF LABORER, MECHANIC OR APPRENTICE,
THE NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED DAILY BY SAID
EMPLOYEE AT STRAIGHT TIME AND AT OVER-
TIME AND HIS HOURLY WAGE RATE FOR EACH,
THE GROSS WAGES PAID TO SAID EMPLOYEE
PER WEEK, AND SUCH OTHER DATA AS MAY
BE REQUIRED BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES
FROM TIME TO TIME. THE PRIME CONTRACTOR
SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUBMISSION
OF ALL SUBCONTRACTORS' PAYROLLS COVERING
WORK PERFORMED DIRECTLY AT THE WORK
SITE. EACH COPY OF THE PAYROLL SHALL BE
ACCOMPANIED BY A STATEMENT SIGNED BY
THE CONTRACTOR OR THE SUBCONTRACTOR, AS
THE CASE MAY BE, INDICATING THAT THE PAY-
ROLL IS CORRECT, THAT THE WAGE RATES CON-
TAINED THEREIN ARE NOT LESS THAN THOSE
ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES AS
SET FORTH IN THE CONTRACT, THAT THE CLASSI-
FICATION SET FORTH FOR EACH LABORER, ME-
CHANIC OR APPRENTICE CONFORMS WITH THE
WORK HE PERFORMED, AND THAT THE CON-
TRACTOR AND THE SUBCONTRACTOR. AS THE
CASE MAY BE, HAS COMPLIED WITH THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE.

(3) IF THE CONTRACTOR IS DELINQUENT IN
SUBMITTING HIS OR ANY OF HIS SUBCONTRAC-
TORS' PAYROLLS, PROCESSING OF PARTIAL PAY-
MENT ESTIMATES MAY BE HELD IN ABEYANCE

310 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

PENDING RECEIPT OF THE PAYROLLS. IN AD-
DITION, IF THE CONTRACTOR IS DELINQUENT
IN SUBMITTING HIS OR ANY OF THE SUBCON-
TRACTORS' PAYROLLS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
FORFEIT AND PAY TO THE CITY A PENALTY IN
THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) FOR
EACH CALENDAR DAY THAT THE WEEKLY PAY-
ROLL IS LATE. A WEEKLY PAYROLL SHALL MEAN
THE COMBINED PAYROLLS OF THE CONTRACTOR
AND ALL OF HIS SUBCONTRACTORS IN ANY ONE
WORK WEEK.

(E) APPRENTICES, LABORERS AND MECHANICS.

( 1 ) ON ANY PROJECT WHICH IS OPERATING UN-
DER A CONTRACT PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
OF THIS SUBTITLE, ONLY COMPETENT MECHAN-
ICS AND THEIR APPRENTICES OF THE TRADES,
CRAFTS AND OCCUPATIONS INVOLVED SHALL BE
EMPLOYED BY THE CONTRACTOR AND HIS SUB-
CONTRACTORS ON THE PROJECT, PROVIDED THAT
FOR EACH SUCH PROJECT, THE RATIO OF ME-
CHANICS TO APPRENTICES FOR EACH TRADE
CRAFT OR OCCUPATION SHALL BE AS ESTAB-
LISHED BY THE MARYLAND APPRENTICESHIP
AND TRAINING COUNCIL IN CONNECTION WITH
AN APPROVED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM.

(2) NOTHING IN THIS SUBTITLE SHALL PRE-
VENT THE EMPLOYMENT OF LABORERS TO PER-
FORM WORK NOT ORDINARILY PERFORMED BY
A SKILLED MECHANIC OR HIS APPRENTICE OF
THE TRADE, CRAFT, OR OCCUPATION, BUT NO
PERSON RECEIVING THE RATE OF PAY WHICH
IS THE PREVAILING RATE FOR LABORERS SHALL
PERFORM WORK ORDINARILY PERFORMED BY
ANY SUCH SKILLED MECHANIC OR APPRENTICE
OF SUCH TRADE, CRAFT OR OCCUPATION.

(3) THE TERM "APPRENTICE" AS USED IN
THIS SUBTITLE MEANS A PERSON AT LEAST
SIXTEEN (16) YEARS OF AGE WHO HAS EN-
TERED INTO A WRITTEN AGREEMENT WITH AN
EMPLOYER OR HIS AGENT, AN ASSOCIATION OF
EMPLOYERS OR AN ORGANIZATION OF EMPLOY-

ORDINANCES Ml

ERS, OR A JOINT COMMITTEE REPRESENTING

BOTH, AND WHICH SHALL STATE THE TRADE,
CRAFT OR OCCUPATION WHICH THE APPREN-
TICE IS TO BE TAUGHT, AND THE TIME AT
WHICH THE APPRENTICESHIP WILL BEGIN AND
END. PROVIDED, THAT WHENEVER AN APPREN-
TICE IS EMPLOYED ON ANY PROJECT WHICH IS
OPERATING UNDER A CONTRACT PURSUANT TO
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE, THE MIN-
IMUM WAGE COMMISSION SHALL BE NOTIFIED
OF SUCH EMPLOYMENT. ALL SUCH APPRENTICE-
SHIP AGREEMENTS SHALL BE APPROVED BY
THE MARYLAND APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAIN-
ING COUNCIL AND CERTIFICATION OF SUCH AP-
PROVAL SHALL BE FURNISHED TO THE MIN-
IMUM WAGE COMMISSION.

(4) WHERE A LABORER PERFORMS THE WORK
ORDINARILY PERFORMED BY ANY SKILLED ME-
CHANIC OR HIS APPRENTICE, HE SHALL BE PAID
FOR THE ENTIRE TIME HE HAS PERFORMED SUCH
WORK AT THE MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATE
APPLICABLE TO A SKILLED MECHANIC; AND IN
THE EVENT OF SUCH UNDERPAYMENT, RESTITU-
TION SHALL BE MADE BY THE CONTRACTOR TO
SAID EMPLOYEE AND IN ADDITION, THE CON-
TRACTOR SHALL BE SUBJECT TO A PENALTY AS
HEREINAFTER SET FORTH. IF THE CONTRACTOR
OR SUBCONTRACTOR UTILIZES MORE APPREN-
TICES THAN PERMITTED UNDER THE RATIO ES-
TABLISHED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUB-
TITLE OR UTILIZES A LABORER TO PERFORM THE
WORK OF A SKILLED MECHANIC OR HIS APPREN-
TICE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FORFEIT AND PAY
TO THE CITY A PENALTY IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN
DOLLARS (810.00) PER DAY PER EMPLOYEE FOR
EACH VIOLATION. EACH DAY'S VIOLATION SHALL
CONSTITI TE A SEPARATE OFFENSE.

(F) WITHHOLDING OF FUNDS.

THE CITY MAY WITHHOLD OR CAUSE TO BE
WITHHELD FROM THE CONTRACTOR SO MUCH OF
THE ACCRUED PAYMENTS AS MAY BE CONSID-

312 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

ERED NECESSARY (1) TO PAY SUCH LABORERS,
MECHANICS AND APPRENTICES EMPLOYED BY
THE CONTRACTOR OR ANY SUBCONTRACTOR THE
FULL AMOUNT OF WAGES REQUIRED BY THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE; AND (2) TO SATISFY
ANY LIABILITY OF ANY CONTRACTOR OR SUBCON-
TRACTOR FOR ANY PENALTIES AS PROVIDED
HEREIN. THE CITY MAY ALSO WITHHOLD PAY-
MENTS FROM ANY CONTRACTOR WHO HAS FAILED
TO POST AND KEEP POSTED A COPY OF THE REG-
ULAR HOURLY RATES AS REQUIRED HEREIN,
UNTIL SUCH DEFAULT SHALL HAVE BEEN COR-
RECTED.

(G) ENFORCEMENT.

(1) IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
CONTRACTING AGENCY TO PROMPTLY EXAMINE
ALL WEEKLY PROJECT PAYROLLS SUBMITTED BY
CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS WORKING
UPON THE JOB SITE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE AND THE REGU-
LATIONS PROMULGATED IN PURSUANCE THERE-
OF AND TO REPORT ANY IRREGULARITIES TO THE
MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION.

(2) THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION SHALL
CAUSE INVESTIGATIONS TO BE MADE AS MAY BE
NECESSARY TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE
HAS BEEN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF THIS SUBTITLE AND THE REGULATIONS PRO-
MULGATED THEREUNDER, AND CONTAINED IN
THE CONTRACT. THE CONTRACTOR AND SUBCON-
TRACTORS SHALL PERMIT REPRESENTATIVES OF
THE CITY TO OBSERVE WORK BEING PERFORMED
UPON THE WORK SITE, TO INTERVIEW EMPLOYEES
AND TO EXAMINE THE BOOKS AND RECORDS RE-
LATING TO THE PAYROLLS ON THE PROJECT BE-
ING INVESTIGATED TO DETERMINE THE COR-
RECTNESS OF CLASSIFICATIONS, RATIOS OF AP-
PRENTICES TO MECHANICS AND ANY PAYMENT OF
PROPER REGULAR AND OVERTIME RATES AS
REQUIRED. COMPLAINTS OF ALLEGED VIOLA-
TIONS SHALL BE INVESTIGATED PROMPTLY AND

ORDINANCES 313

STATEMENTS, WRITTEN OR ORAL, MADE BY AN
EMPLOYEE SMALL BE TREATED AS CONFIDEN-
TIAL AND SHALL NOT BE DISCLOSED TO II!
PLOYER WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THJ
PLOYEE. IF NECESSARY FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
OF THIS SUBTITLE, THE MINIM I'M WAGE COMMIS-
SION MAY ISSUE SUBPOENAS, COMPEL THE AT-
TENDANCE AND TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES AND
THE PRODUCTION OF BOOKS, PAPERS, RECORDS,
AND DOCUMENTS RELATING TO PAYROLL RI
ORDS NECESSARY FOR HEARINGS, INVESTIGA-
TIONS, AND PROCEEDINGS. ANY SUCH SUBPOENA
SHALL BE SERVED BY THE SHERIFF OF BALTI-
MORE CITY OR ANY OF HIS DEPUTIES. IX
CASE OF DISOBEDIENCE TO A SUBPOENA, THE
MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION MAY APPLY TO A
COURT OF APPROPRIATE JURISDICTION FOR AX
ORDER REQUIRING THE ATTENDANCE AND TESTI-
MONY OF WITNESSES AND THE PRODUCTION OF
BOOKS, PAPERS, RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS. SAID
COURT, IN CASE OF CONTUMACY OR REFUSAL
TO OBEY ANY SUCH SUBPOENA, AFTER NOTICE
TO THE PERSON SUBPOENAED, AND UPON FIND-
ING THAT THE ATTENDANCE OR TESTIMONY OF
SUCH WITNESSES OR THE PRODUCTION OF SUCH
BOOKS, PAPERS, RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS, AS
THE CASE MAY BE, IS RELEVANT OR NECESSARY
FOR SUCH HEARINGS, INVESTIGATIONS OR PRO-
CEEDINGS OF THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION,
.MAY ISSUE AN ORDER REQUIRING THE ATTEN-
DANCE OR TESTIMONY OF SUCH WITNESSES OR
THE PRODUCTION OF SUCH BOOKS, PAPERS,
RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS, AND ANY FAILURE
TO OBEY SUCH ORDER OF COURT MAY BE PUNISH-
ABLE BY THE COURT AS CONTEMPT THEREOF.

(3) IN THE EVENT THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES
SHALL DETERMINE, UPON RECOMMENDATION
FROM THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION AFTER
NOTICE AND HEARING, THAT ANY CONTRACTOR
OR SUBCONTRACTOR HAS FAILED TO PAY THE
MINIMUM WAGE RATE OR HAS OTHERWISE VIO-
LATED THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE AND

314 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

THAT SUCH FAILURE WAS INTENTIONAL, NO CON-
TRACT SHALL BE AWARDED TO SUCH CONTRAC-
TOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR, OR TO ANY FIRM, COR-
PORATION OR PARTNERSHIP IN WHICH SUCH CON-
TRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR HAS AN INTEREST
UNTIL ONE (1) YEAR HAS ELAPSED FROM THE
DATE OF SUCH DETERMINATION, AND PROVIDED,
FURTHER, THAT ANY SUCH INTENTIONAL VIOLA-
TION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE
SHALL BE A MISDEMEANOR, PUNISHABLE UPON
CONVICTION BY A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00). PROCEEDINGS BE-
FORE THE MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION SHALL
NOT BE CONSIDERED A PRE-CONDITION TO CRIMI-
NAL PROSECUTION UNDER THIS SUBTITLE.

17. CHANGES IN SCHEDULES OF MINIMUM WAGE
RATES.

THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES, IS HEREBY AUTH-
ORIZED AND EMPOWERED TO ADOPT, ESTABLISH,
REPEAL, MODIFY, CHANGE OR AMEND, FROM
TIME TO TIME, SCHEDULES OF MINIMUM HOURLY
WAGE RATES TO BE PAID TO ANY AND ALL
CLASSES OF LABORERS, MECHANICS OR APPREN-
TICES DIRECTLY EMPLOYED BY ANY CONTRAC-
TOR OR ANY SUBCONTRACTOR ON THE SITE IN
ANY OF THE VARIOUS TYPES OF WORK OR PROJ-
ECTS MENTIONED IN, OR CONTEMPLATED BY,
SECTION 16; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT THE
SCHEDULES OF MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES
SO ESTABLISHED SHALL BE REVIEWED AND RE-
VISED BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES AT LEAST
ONCE EVERY YEAR TO CONFORM TO THE AREA
PREVAILING HOURLY WAGE RATES. SUCH REVI-
SION MAY BE BASED UPON RECOMMENDATIONS
BY THE PREVAILING WAGE SECTION OF THE MINI-
MUM WAGE COMMISSION. SUCH SCHEDULES OF
MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES INCLUDING
OVERTIME RATES FOR ALL HOURS WORKED ON
SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND ALL HOURS WORKED
IN EXCESS OF EIGHT HOURS PER DAY ON MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY AND ALL HOURS WORKED ON

ORDINANCES 816

LEGAL HOLIDAYS DESIGNATED AS OVERTIME

HOLIDAYS BY THE BOARD OK ESTIMATES SHALL
NOT BE LESS IX AMOUNT THAN THE GENERAL
PREVAILING HOURLY WAGE RATES BEING PAID
TO LABORERS, MECHANICS AND APPRENTICES
FOP, DOING WORK OF A SIMILAR CHARACTER IN
THE LOCALITY IN WHICH THE PROJECT IS LO-
CATED; AND SUCH GENERAL PREVAILING HOUR-
LY WAGE RATES SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATES WHOSE DECISION IN THE
MATTER SHALL BE FINAL. NOTHING IN THIS ORDI-
NANCE SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO LIMIT OR RE-
STRICT IN ANY WAY THE POWER AND AUTHORITY
OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES TO CLASSIFY THE
TYPE OF WORK TO BE DONE FOR THE MAYOR AND
CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE AND TO ESTAB-
LISH SCHEDULES OF MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE
RATES FOR SUCH CLASSIFICATIONS, ESTAB-
LISHED BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES.

IS. "MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATE(S)" AND
"PREVAILING HOURLY WAGE RATE(S)" DE-
FINED; OBLIGATION OF CONTRACTOR AND
SUBCONTRACTOR.

AS USED IN THIS SUBHEADING THE TERMS
"MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATE(S)," AND "PRE-
VAILING HOURLY WAGE RATE(S)" SHALL IN-
CLUDE—

(A) THE REGULAR HOURLY RATE OF PAY; AND

(B) THE AMOUNT OF—

(1) THE RATE OF CONTRIBUTION IRREVOCA-
BLY MADE BY A CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTRACTOR
OR THIRD PERSON PURSUANT TO A FUND, PLAN,
OR PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES FOR MEDICAL OR
HOSPITAL CARE, PENSIONS ON RETIRMENT OR
DEATH, COMPENSATION FOR TIME LOST FROM
WORK DUE TO INJURIES OR ILLNESS, COMPENSA-
TION FOR INJURIES OR ILLNESS RESULTING FROM
OCCUPATIONAL ACTIVITY, OR INSURANCE TO PRO-
VIDE ANY OF THE FOREGOING, FOR UNEMPLOY-
MENT BENEFITS, LIFE INSURANCE. OR ACCIDENT

316 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 348

INSURANCE, FOR VACATION AND HOLIDAY PAY,
FOR DEFRAYING COSTS OF APPRENTICESHIP OR
OTHER SIMILAR PROGRAMS, OR FOR OTHER BONA
FIDE FRINGE BENEFITS, BUT ONLY WHERE THE
CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR IS NOT RE-
QUIRED BY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL LAW TO
PROVIDE ANY OF THE FOREGOING BENEFITS; AND

(2) THE RATE OF COSTS TO THE CONTRACTOR
OR SUBCONTRACTOR WHICH MAY BE INCURRED IN
PROVIDING THE FRINGE BENEFITS SPECIFIED IN
PARAGRAPH (B)(1) TO LABORERS, MECHANICS
AND APPRENTICES PURSUANT TO AN ENFORCIBLE
COMMITMENT TO CARRY OUT A FINANCIALLY RE-
SPONSIBLE PLAN OR PROGRAM WHICH IS COM-
MUNICATED TO THE LABORERS, MECHANICS
AND APPRENTICES AFFECTED.

PROVIDED, THAT THE AMOUNT REFERRED TO
IN PARAGRAPH (1) SHALL BE DETERMINED BY
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES ON THE BASIS OF
THOSE FRINGE BENEFITS FOUND TO BE GENER-
ALLY PREVAILING FOR LABORERS, MECHANICS
AND APPRENTICES DOING WORK OF A SIMILAR
CHARACTER IN THE LOCALITY IN WHICH THE
PROJECT IS LOCATED. THE DECISION OF THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATES SHALL BE FINAL.

AND PROVIDED FURTHER, THAT THE OBLIGA-
TION OF A CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR TO
MAKE PAYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
SCHEDULES OF MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RATES
ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES AND
FIXED IN CONTRACTS PURSUANT TO THIS SUB-
TITLE MAY BE DISCHARGED BY THE MAKING OF
PAYMENTS IN CASH, BY THE MAKING OF CON-
TRIBUTIONS OF ANY TYPE REFERRED TO IN PARA-
GRAPH (B) (1) OR BY THE ASSUMPTION OF A PLAN
OR PROGRAM OF A TYPE REFERRED TO IN PARA-
GRAPH (B)(2), OR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF,
WHERE THE AGGREGATE OF ANY SUCH PAY-
MENTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, AND COSTS IS NOT LESS
THAN THE RATE OF PAY DESCRIBED IN (A) PLUS
THE AMOUNT REFERRED TO IN (B) OF THIS SEC-
TION 18.

OBDINANC ES 317

19. BOARD OF ESTIMATES TO MAKE RULES AM)
TO DETERMINE DAMAGES AND RESTITUTION
FOR VIOLATIONS.

THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES IS HEREBY AUTH-
ORIZED AM) EMPOWERED TO MAKE ANY AND ALL
RULES AND REGULATIONS FROM TIME TO TIME,
THAT MAY BE NECESSARY TO EFFECTUATE THE
Pl'RPOSE OF THIS SUBTITLE, INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE A
FINAL DETERMINATION AS TO THE AMOUNT OF
RESTITUTION AND THE AMOUNT OF LIQUIDATED
DAMAGES TO BE ASSESSED FOR VIOLATIONS OF
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE. IN NO EVENT
SHALL SUCH DETERMINATION OF RESTITUTION
PRECLUDE AN EMPLOYEE FROM INSTITUTING
SUIT TO RECOVER ANY UNDERPAYMENTS DUE
HIM.

SEC. 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THIS ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE EFFECT ON JULY 1,
1973.

Committee

Date

Approved June 4, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor

No. 349
(Council No. 669)

An Ordinance to authorize and establish a Residential
Planned Development for the land lying on the northeast
side of Park Heights Avenue, 230 feet southeast of

318 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 349

Bancroft Road; 520 feet northwest of Strathmore Ave-
nue; having 611 foot frontage, more or less, on Park
Heights Avenue, having an average depth of 540 feet;
in accordance with the plans therefor, attached hereto,
which plans are entitled, "6317 Park Heights Avenue"
and specifically to approve the aforesaid plans, fourteen
copies of which accompany this ordinance, and the de-
tailed time schedule set forth therein, this ordinance
being ordained under the provisions of Sections 12.0-1
and 12.0-2 of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Zoning", as repealed and reordained with
amendments by Ordinance No. 1051 of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, approved April 20, 1971.

Whereas, on December 7, 1972, the petitioners, T-R As-
sociates, a Maryland General Partnership, by Philip Talles,
and others, partners and agents, owners of the land lying
on the northeast side of Park Heights Avenue, 230 feet
southeast of Bancroft Road ; 520 feet northwest of Strath-
more Avenue; having 611 foot frontage, more or less, on
Park Heights A venue ; having an average depth of 540 feet,
which land is presently unimproved, upon which they pro-
pose to construct, maintain and operate a residential apart-
ment building, containing 122 apartment units, which will
be seven stories high and more than 40 feet in height, all
as shown on the hereinafter described plans, met with the
duly designated officers of the Planning Commission of
Baltimore City for a preliminary conference as to the scope
and nature of existing and proposed development of the
subject land as a Residential Planned Development under
Section 12.0-2 of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Zoning" as repealed and reordained
with amendments by Ordinance No. 1051 of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, approved April 20, 1971 ; and

Whereas, on the date of the introduction of this ordi-
nance, the aforesaid owners made formal application to
the City Council of Baltimore for approval of the herein-
after described plans and authority for establishment of a
Residential Planned Development on the land for which
said plans were prepared, as provided for by Section 12.0-1
of Article 30 of the aforesaid Baltimore City Code; now,
therefore,

ORDINANCES 819

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Manor and City Council

of Baltimore, That the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
hereby authorizes and establishes a Residential Planned
Development for the land lying on the northeast side of
Park Heights Avenue, 230 feet southeast of Bancroft Road ;
520 feet northwest of Strathmore Avenue; having 611 foot
frontage, more or less, on Park Heights Avenue ; having an
average depth of 510 feet; in accordance with the plans
prepared therefor and attached hereto, and, further, hereby
specifically approves the aforesaid plans, fourteen copies
of which accompany this ordinance, and the detailed time
schedule set forth therein, the improvements to be erected
to contain 122 apartment units, and to be seven stories
high and more than 40 feet in height, all under and pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 12.0-1 and 12.0-2 of Arti-
cle 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title
"Zoning", as repealed and reordained with amendments
by Ordinance No. 1051 of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, approved April 20, 1971.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage of
this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of each set of plans, which is a part hereof,
and approved hereby, and in order to give notice to the
departments which are administering the Zoning Ordi-
nance, said sets of plans shall be signed by the President of
the City Council, and, upon approval of the ordinance by
the Mayor, said sets of plans shall be signed by the Mayor
of the City of Baltimore, and the City Treasurer shall
transmit a copy of the ordinance and one set of plans to
the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals, a copy of the
ordinance and one set of plans to the Planning Commission,
and a copy of the ordinance and one set of plans to the
Zoning Administrator of Baltimore City.

Sec. •'». And l>e it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

proved June 4, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

320 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 350

No. 350
(Council No. 483)

An Ordinance to amend Sheet No. 9 of the Zoning District
Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Zoning," as enacted by Ordinance No. 1051,
approved April 20, 1971, by changing from the O-R-l
Office-Residence District to the B-3-1 Community Com-
mercial District, the property lying e» fee southeast side
of Harford Road, northeast of Royston Avenue, as out-
lined in red on the fourteen plats MARKED 'AMENDED
PLAT A' accompanying this ordinance.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore. That Sheet No. 9 of the Zoning District
Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edi-
tion), title "Zoning," as enacted by Ordinance No. 1051,
approved April 20, 1971, be and it is hereby amended by
changing from the O-R-l Office-Residence District to the
B-3-1 Community Commercial District, the property lying
e» the southeast s44e of Harford Road, northeast of Royston
Avenue, as outlined in red on the fourteen plats MARKED
'AMENDED PLAT A' accompanying this ordinance.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of each plat which is a part hereof, and in
order to give notice to the departments which are adminis-
tering the Zoning Ordinance, the said plats shall be signed
by the President of the City Council, and, upon approval
of the ordinance by the Mayor, said plats shall be signed by
the Mayor of the City of Baltimore, and the City Treasurer
shall transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats
to the Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals, a copy of
the ordinance and one of the plats to the Planning Com-
mission, and a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats
to the Commissioner, Department of Housing and Commu-
nity Development.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 6, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 821

No. 851

(Council No, 568)

An Ordinance to amend Sheet No. 24 of the Zoning Dis-
trict Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code
(1966 Edition), title "Zoning," (Ordinance No. 1051,
approved April 20, 1971) by changing from M-l-1 to
R-6 the area described as follows :

Beginning on Clipper Road at a 4 foot wide alley approxi-
mately 138' 6 :?/ t." northwest of Druid Park Drive and on
the southern border of the property known as 3604
Clipper Road, running northwest along Clipper Road to
the 41st Street bridge, then where it joins the western
right-of-way of the Northern Central Railroad running
north approximately 450 feet to the southeast corner of
the Arundel Corporation property, then west along the
rear of the properties known as 3711 and 3713 Clipper
Road approximately 120 feet to Clipper Road, south along
Clipper Road approximately 145 feet to a 14 feet wide
alley and west along said 14 feet alley approximately
250 feet to a 12 feet wide alley, and south along said
alley to Rockrose Avenue, east on Rockrose Avenue ap-
proximately 140 feet to a 12 feet wide alley west of
Clipper Road, south on said 12 feet wide alley approxi-
mately 530 feet to the 4 feet wide alley on the south
border of the property known as 3604 Clipper Road.
and east on said 4 feet wide alley approximately 1 57
feet to the starting point of Clipper Road. The area
thus described includes the properties known as 3604,
3606, 3608, 3612, 3614, 3624, 3626, 3638, 3640, 3652, 3654,
3700, 3702, 3708, 3710, 3711, and 3713 Clipper Road;
2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, and
2018 Rockrose Avenue; and lot 5A of Block 3357- A. -
outlined in red on the plats accompanying this ordi-
nance; and from M-2-1 to R-6 the area described as
follows :

Beginning at Clipper Road and Druid Park Drive, running
southeast to the southern lot line of the property known as
£606 3506 Clipper Road, running west along Baid property
line 104 feet 1 inch to the western lot line of said prop-
erty, running northwest along this western lot line and

322 ORDINANCES Orel. No.

continuing in a straight line along a 10 feet wide alley
until reaching the southeastern lot line of the property
known as 2001-2003 Druid Park Drive, then running
southwest along this property line 45 feet until reaching
the southwestern lot line of the property known as 2001-
2003 Druid Park Drive, then running northwest 130 feet
along this lot line to Druid Park Drive, and then running
northeast along Druid Park Drive to the starting point
of Clipper Road. The area thus described includes the
properties known as 3506, 3508, 3514, 3516, 3526, 3528,
3538, 3540 Clipper Road, and 2001-2003 Druid Park
Drive, as outlined in blue on the plats accompanying this
ordinance.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Sheet No. 24 of the Zoning District
Maps of Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Zoning," (Ordinance No. 1051, approved
April 20, 1971) be and it is hereby amended by changing
from the M-l-1 Zoning District to the R-6 Zoning District
the area described as follows :

Beginning on Clipper Road at a 4 foot wide alley ap-
proximately 138' 6%" northwest of Druid Park Drive and
on the southern border of the property known as 3604
Clipper Road, running northwest along Clipper Road to
the 41st Street bridge, then where it joins the western
right-of-way of the Northern Central Railroad running
north approximately 450 feet to the southeast corner of
the Arundel Corporation property, then west along the rear
of the properties known as 3711 and 3713 Clipper Road
approximately 120 feet to Clipper Road, south along Clip-
per Road approximately 145 feet to a 14 feet wide alley
and west along said 14 feet alley approximately 250 feet to
a 12 feet wide alley, and south along said alley to Rockrose
Avenue, east on Rockrose Avenue approximately 140 feet
to a 12 feet wide alley west of Clipper Road, south on
said 12 feet wide alley approximately 530 feet to the 4
feet wide alley on the south border of the property known
as 3604 Clipper Road, and east on said 4 feet wide alley
approximately 157 feet to the starting point on Clipper
Road. The area thus described includes the properties
known as 3604, 3606, 3608, 3612, 3614, 3624, 3626, 3638,
3640, 3652, 3654, 3700, 3702, 3708, 3710, 3711, and 3713

ORDINANCES 323

Clipper Road: 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012,
201 1. 2016, and 2018 Rockrose Avenue; and lot 5A of Block
3357-A, as outlined in red on the plats accompanying this
ordinance; and from M-2-1 to R-6 the area described as
follows:

Beginning at Clipper Road and Druid Park Drive, run-
ning southeast to the southern lot line of the property
known as 3606 3506 Clipper Road, running west along said
property line 104 feet 1 inch to the western lot line of said
property, running northwest along this western lot line and
continuing in a straight line along a 10 feet wide alley
until reaching the southeastern lot line of the property
known as 2001-2003 Druid Park Drive, then running south-
west along this property line 45 feet until reaching the
southwestern lot line of the property known as 2001-2003
Druid Park Drive, then running northwest 130 feet along
this lot line to Druid Park Drive, and then running north-
east along Druid Park Drive to the starting point of Clip-
per Road. The area thus described includes the properties
known as 3506, 3508, 3514, 3516, 3526, 3528, 3538, 3540
Clipper Road, and 2001-2003 Druid Park Drive, as outlined
in blue on the plats accompanying this ordinance.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage of
this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order
to give notice to the departments which are administering
the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City Council
shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves the ordi-
nance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall
then transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the
plats to the following: the Board of Municipal and Zoning
Appeals, the Planning Commission, the Commissioner of
the Department of Housing and Community Development
and the Zoning Administrator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved June 6, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

324 ORDINANCES Old. No. 353

No. 352

(Council No. 583)

An Ordinance to add a new paragraph 1007A to "Chapter X-
Responsibilities of Owner" of Article 13 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), as said chapter was added by
Ordinance 902, approved December 22, 1966, title "Hous-
ing and Urban Renewal," subtitle "Housing Code", re-
quiring in certain multiple family dwellings the posting of
the name, address and phone number of the person to
call regarding utility services.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Paragraph 1007 A be and it is
hereby added to "Chapter X — Responsibilities of Owners"
of Article 13 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
as said chapter was added by Ordinance 902, approved
December 22, 1966, title "Housing and Urban Renewal,"
subtitle "Housing Code," to read as follows :

1007 A. Posting — Utility services.

In any multiple family divelling in which the owner does
not reside, the name, address and telephone number of the
person to call in the event of failure or impairment of
utility services shall be posted in a prominent place on the
premises, and the information thereon shall be accurate and
kept up to date.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved June 6, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 353
(Council No. 689)

An Ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more authorizing and approving for the use as a
Public Sanitary Landfill FOR DEMOLITION DEBRIS
ONLY a site, situate in Baltimore City, located
south of Wyman Park Drive and 300 feet, more or less,

ORDINANCES 826

east of Sisson Street; the location of said sanitary land-
fill being shown on a plat thereof numbered 315-A-23,
prepared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed
in the Office of the Director of the Department of Public
Works on the tenth (10th) day of January, 1973; and
directing the Director of Public Works to apply to the
State of Maryland Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene and the Baltimore City Department of Health
for the necessary authority to operate said Public Sani-
tary Landfill.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That this site is authorized and approved
for use as a Public Sanitarv Landfill FOR DEMO-
LITION DEBRIS ONLY, said Public Sanitary Land-
fill being- located south of Wyman Park Drive and 300
feet, more or less, east of Sisson Street; the location of
said sanitary landfill being shown on a plat thereof num-
bered 315-A-23, prepared by the Surveys and Records Di-
vision and filed in the Office of the Director of the Depart-
ment of Public W 7 orks on the tenth (10th) day of January,
1973.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That the Director of
Public Works is directed to apply to the State of Mary-
land, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and Balti-
more City Department of Health for the necessary authority
to operate said Public Sanitary Landfill.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 6, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 3r)l
(Council No. 810)

An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to borrow money, from time to time, as con-
templated by a Contract proffered by the United States

326 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 354

of America on September 14, 1972, to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, for the purpose of undertaking,
financing, and carrying out the Upton Urban Renewal
Project, and to issue certain notes in connection there-
with; to confer and impose upon certain officers and
employees of the City certain powers and duties in con-
nection therewith; to provide that said notes shall not
be general obligations of the City; to provide generally
for the financing of the said Upton Urban Renewal
Project; to authorize the Board of Estimates to amend
the Contract between the City and the United States of
America and thereby to modify and change the amount
of the notes which the City may issue under the Upton
Urban Renewal Project Contract ; and modify and change
the maximum rate or rates of interest which the City
may pay on said notes; and that any such Contract
amendments entered into between the City and the Gov-
ernment are hereby declared to be part of this ordinance.

Whereas, Article II, Subsection (15) of the Baltimore
City Charter (1964 Revision) empowers the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore (hereinafter called "City") to
engage in Land Development and Redevelopment, and Sub-
section (15) (e) authorizes the City:

"(e) To petition for, and accept from the United
States of America, or the State of Maryland, or any depart-
ment or agency thereof, or any other source, any loan,
grant or aid of any character and, upon the sole approval
of the Board of Estimates, make and execute any contract
or other legal instrument with any of said parties, in
connection with any and all of the purposes and objects
mentioned in or contemplated by the provisions of this
Subsection (15) ; and, in order to enable the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore to obtain such financial assist-
ance from the United States of America, or the State of
Maryland, or any department or agency thereof, or any
other source, as may be available from time to time, for
assisting said municipality in carrying out the purposes
and objects mentioned in or contemplated by the provi-
sions of this Subsection (15), in addition to its general
and special powers, to borrow money to finance under-
takings for the accomplishment of the purposes and objects
mentioned in or contemplated by the provisions of Sub-

ORDINAN( -i

section (16) and in connection therewith to issue bonds,
notes or other obligations (including refunding bonds,
notes or other obligations), all of which shall be fully
negotiable, payable, as to both principal and interest,
solely from, and secured solely by a pledge of and lien upon
either or both of the following (a) and (b) ; (a) any or
all of the income, receipts, proceeds, revenues, and funds
derived from, or available or to be made available for,
any undertakings for the accomplishment of the purposes
and objects mentioned in or contemplated by the provi-
sions of this Subsection (15), including, but not limited
to, the proceeds of grants or contributions from the
United States of America, or the State of Maryland, or any
department or agency thereof, or from any funds of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore that may be lawfully
available therefor, or any other source, and compensation
paid from appropriated funds by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore for land retained by it; and (b)
any contract or rights thereunder then existing between
the United States of America, or any department or agency
thereof, and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore with
respect to any undertakings for the accomplishment of the
purposes and objects mentioned in or contemplated by the
provisions of this Subsection (15). Any and all of such
bonds, notes or other obligations shall not be general obli-
gations of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore and
shall not be a pledge of or involve the faith and credit or
the taxing power of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more and shall not pledge, convey or mortgage any real
property of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
and shall not constitute a debt of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, all within the meaning of Section 7
of Article XI of the Constitution of Maryland or within the
meaning of any other constitutional, statutory or charter
provision limiting or restricting the sale or issuance of
bonds, notes or other obligations of said municipality.
Any and all such bonds, notes or other obligations shall be
issued by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore pursuant
to an ordinance of said municipality without the necessity
of submitting the question of such issuance to the legal
voters of Baltimore City for approval or disapproval. Any
such ordinance may prescribe, among other things, the
form, terms, provisions, manner or method of issuing, and

328 ORDINANCES Orel. No. 354

the time or times of issuance, and any and all other de-
tails of any such bonds, notes or other obligations, and
vest in the Board of Estimates any or all of the power and
authority which the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
has or may hereafter have in connection with the issuance of
any of the notes, bonds or other obligations authorized to
be issued under the provisions of this paragraph (e) ;"

Whereas, the City is undertaking the development and/
or operation of an Urban Renewal Project (hereinafter
called "Project") known as Upton Renewal Project as
authorized by Ordinance No. 794, approved May 22, 1970,
and amended by Ordinance No. 908, approved July 20, 1970,
Ordinance No. 88, approved June 21, 1972, Ordinance No.
196, approved October 13, 1972, and Ordinance No. 197,
approved October 13, 1972, and, in connection therewith
was proffered a Loan and Grant Contract (hereinafter
called the "Contract") on September 14, 1972, by the
United States of America, which, among other things, pro-
vides for a loan by the United States of America (herein-
after called the "Government") to the City for financing
said project ; and

Whereas, the Board of Estimates by resolution adopted
on November 15, 1972, authorized the execution of said
Contract ; and

Whereas, said Contract will be duly executed on behalf
of the City upon the enactment of this Ordinance authoriz-
ing the issuance of a Project Loan Note ; and

Whereas, in order to enable the City to obtain such fi-
nancial aid from the Government, it is necessary for the
City to authorize and, from time to time, issue certain
obligations in the form of Project Loan Notes, as herein-
after provided ; and

Whereas, the United States of America may modify the
maximum rate of interest which the City may pay on
Project Notes issued and sold pursuant to the Contract ; and

Whereas, the United States of America may propose
amendments to the Contract between the City and the Gov-
ernment pertaining to the amount of Notes which the City
may issue under the Contract, it is in the best interest
of the City to authorize the Board of Estimates to amend

ORDINANCES 329

the Contract between the City and the Government as may
be required for the more efficient administration of the
Upton Urban Renewal Project ; and

Whereas, the City proposes to obtain loans from others
than the Government in anticipation of the delivery of
notes to the Government, which loans shall be evidenced
by negotiable short-term notes of the City (herein called
"Project Notes"), as hereinafter provided; now, therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Contract tendered by the Govern-
ment on September 14, 1972, approved for execution by
the Board of Estimates on November 15, 1972, and to be
duly executed on behalf of the City upon enactment of this
Ordinance for the said Upton Urban Renewal Project as
the said Contract may be amended from time to time, by
approval of the Board of Estimates, is hereby declared to
be a part of this Ordinance and all applicable provisions
thereof shall be deemed incorporated herein to the same
extent as if the provisions thereof were expressly set forth
in full herein.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That ;

A. For the purpose of providing funds to pay expenses
incurred or to be incurred pursuant to the Contract or to
refund, renew or extend its outstanding Notes issued in
connection therewith, the Mayor and City Council of Bal-
timore is hereby authorized to issue its Project Notes for
purchase by the public from time to time; provided, how-
ever, that at any one time the amount of Project Notes
issued and outstanding for the Project shall not exceed the
maximum amount of the temporary loan as presently de-
fined in the Contract (Twenty-One Million, Six Hundred
and Eighty Thousand Dollars ($21,680,000.00)), or such
maximum amount defined in said Contract as it may be
amended, from time to time, by approval of the Board of
Estimates. Such Project Notes shall be in such principal
amounts, bear such interest rates, be dated and mature,
all as prescribed in this Ordinance.

B. (1) The Commissioners of Finance of Baltimore
City are hereby authorized and directed to advertise from

330 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 354

time to time the public sale of Project Notes of the City
by causing the publication of a Notice of Sale thereof in
a newspaper pursuant to State Law, if required, and in the
Daily Bond Buyer, a financial newspaper published in the
City of New York, New York. The Notice of Sale for publi-
cation locally shall be substantially in the form of HUD-
9001, a form promulgated by the Government, which is
incorporated herein by reference. This Notice of Sale to
be published in the Daily Bond Buyer may be included in a
consolidated Notice of Sale. Each Notice of Sale shall be
published at intervals in accordance with a schedule of
advertising arranged in cooperation with the Government.
Each separate issue of Project Notes .advertised for sale
shall be numbered in consecutive series.

(2) Each proposal submitted for all or a part of any
series of Project Notes shall be in substantially the form
of HUD-9402, as promulgated by the Government, which is
incorporated herein by reference, and is hereby approved
by the City.

C. (1) The Commissioners of Finance are hereby au-
thorized and directed on each date specified in a duly
published advertisement of the Notice of Sale for a series of
Project Notes and at the time and place mentioned therein
to receive, open and review all proposals received for the
purchase of Project Notes. Upon completion of the review,
the contents of all proposals shall be communicated by
telephone to the Government with a recommendation for
award.

(2) The Commissioners of Finance, after receiving
Government approval of a recommended award of the
Notes, is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the
City to award the Notes at the lowest interest rate or
rates, not in excess of the maximum interest rate set forth
in the Contract as amended from time to time by approval
of the Board of Estimates, offered in the proposals, without
reference to premiums; provided, however, that as among
proposals specifying the same lowest interest rate and
specifying a premium, the award shall be made on the
basis of the highest premium per dollar principal amount
of the Notes specified in such proposals; provided further
that in the event every proposal relating to all or any part
of the Notes specifies a placement fee to be received by the

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purchaser as compensation for the placement of such Notes,
which placement fee is to be paid by the Government and
not by the City, then the award of the Notes to which
such proposals relate shall be made on the basis of the
lowest placement fee specified per dollar amount of such
Notes.

(3) The City hereby authorizes the Government to
pay to any purchaser of the Notes said placement fee as
compensation for services required in placing the Notes.

( 1) The Commissioners of Finance shall have the
right to reject any or all bids for any reason, and there-
after reoffer Notes at public sale as herein specified, said
rejection being subject to concurrence by the Government.

D. Each of the Project Notes of the City shall be in
substantially the form of Government Form HUD-9010,
which is incorporated herein by reference. Each series of
Project Notes shall bear a date not later than the date on
which they are to be delivered to the purchaser and shall
mature on such dates as determined by the Commissioners
of Finance, with the concurrence of the Government, but
in no event shall their term exceed 18 months from their
date. Each series of Project Notes shall bear interest at
the rate or rates per annum fixed in the proposal or pro-
posals accepted for the purchase of such Notes, shall be
issued in such denominations, and both principal and
interest thereof shall be payable at such incorporated
bank having trust powers or incorporated trust company
as the purchaser designates in his proposal, and shall be
secured by a "Requisition Agreement" in substantially the
form of Government Form HUD-9003, which is incorpo-
rated herein by reference, to be entered into between the
City and the Government.

E. Each of the Project Notes issued in a series which
has been awarded shall be executed in the name of the City
by the manual or facsimile signature of the Mayor or Act-
ing Mayor and the Treasurer or Deputy Treasurer is au-
thorized and directed to date and to cause the seal of the
City to be impressed, imprinted, or reproduced thereon
and to attest such sealing, and the aforesaid officers shall
take all other actions necessary to complete delivery of
any Project Notes which have been awarded.

332 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 354

F. Each Requisition Agreement securing one or more
series of Project Notes shall be executed in the name of
the City by the manual or facsimile signature of the Mayor
or Acting Mayor and the Treasurer or Deputy Treasurer is
authorized and directed to cause the seal of the City to be
impressed, imprinted or reproduced thereon and to attest
the same.

G. The Commissioners of Finance are authorized and
directed to deliver the Project Notes by signing and
promptly sending after acceptance of each proposal a letter
to each paying agent for such Project Notes in substan-
tially the form of Government Form HUD-9004, which is
incorporated herein by reference, and to transmit there-
with (a) the Project Notes for which the addressee is the
paying agent for delivery and payment and (b) a signa-
ture certificate and receipt, in accordance with the terms
of the letter, and to take such other actions as may be
required to complete the delivery transaction in accord-
ance with the terms of the letter to the paying agent.

H. The Commissioners of Finance are authorized to
take all actions as may be required to validate and com-
plete delivery of the Project Notes herein authorized to be
issued from time to time.

I. For the punctual payment of the principal of and
interest on each series of Project Notes, the City expressly
and irrevocably promises to pay any sums which may be
received from the Government pursuant to the Requisition
Agreement relating to such series of Project Notes and
each such Requisition Agreement when executed by the
Government is declared to be and is hereby assigned by
the City for the benefit of the holder or holders from time
to time of such series of Project Notes. All contributions,
funds and amounts authorized or required by the Contract
to be applied to the payment of Project Loan Notes
(referred to in the contract as "Temporary Loan Obliga-
tions") as issued in connection with the Project are irre-
vocably pledged to secure the payment of the principal
of and interest to maturity on each series of Project Notes.
Such pledge and the lien created thereby shall cease and
terminate as to any series of Project Notes when monies
or investment securities convertible into cash not later
than the maturity date of such Notes, sufficient and for

ORDINANCES 333

the purpose of paying the principal and interest to matur-
ity 01) such Notes, are deposited with the paying agent
or agents lor such Notes.

J. The Director of Finance of Baltimore City is
authorized and directed to pay (a) to the Government such
amount of such funds of the City as may be available for
such purpose and as may be necessary to pay the princi-
pal of and interest on obligations of the City then held
by the Government which may be refunded in part by
any one or more series of Project Notes and (b) to the
paying agent or agents of any then outstanding series of
Project Notes, or to the Government for transmittal to
said paying agent or agents, such amount of funds of the
City as may be available for such purpose and as may
be necessary to pay the principal of and interest on
such Project Notes which are refunded in part by suc-
ceeding issues of Project Notes.

K. The City hereby covenants with the holders from
time to time of any Project Notes issued under this ordi-
nance that it will not amend this ordinance in any way
which would limit or alter the rights of such holders under
Paragraph I of this Section 2 hereof, or otherwise impair
the rights and remedies of such holders until such Project
Notes, together with interest thereon, and all costs, ex-
penses and damages in connection with any action or
proceedings by or on behalf of such holders are fully met
and discharged.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That :

A. In order to evidence payments by the Government
on account of the Project Temporary Loan made pursuant
to the Contract with respect to the Project and to refund,
renew, extend or substitute for any Note authorized to be
issued by this ordinance, the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore is hereby authorized and empowered to issue,
from time to time, Project Loan Notes of the City; pro-
vided, however, that at any time the amount of Project
Loan Notes issued and outstanding for this Project shall
not exceed the amount of the Project Temporary Loan
available under the Contract as amended from time to
time by approval of the Board of Estimates.

B. The Commissioners of Finance are hereby author-
ized to file with the Government from time to time as

334 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 354

funds are required, requisitions, together with the neces-
sary supporting documents, requesting payments to be
made on account of the Project Temporary Loan available
under the Contract, and the proper officers of the City shall
prepare, execute and deliver to the Government Notes
herein authorized and shall accept payment thereof from
the Government in the form of cash or other Notes issued
by the City, and such officers are authorized to do and
perform all other things and acts required to be done
or performed in order to obtain such payments. Cash
proceeds from the issuance of all Project Loan Notes
shall be deposited and disbursed only in accordance with
the provisions of the Contract.

C. Each Project Loan Note shall bear interest and be
payable in the form and manner prescribed by the Con-
tract and this ordinance; shall be signed in the name of
the City by the Mayor or Acting Mayor; and shall have
the official seal of the City impressed thereon and attested
by the Treasurer or Deputy Treasurer ; and shall otherwise
be in substantially the form of Government Form HUD-
9107, which is incorporated herein by reference.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That any and all
Project Notes and Project Loan Notes authorized to be
issued by this ordinance shall not be general obligations of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore and shall not be a
pledge of, involve the faith and credit of, or the taxing
power of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and
shall not pledge, convey or mortgage any real property of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and shall not
constitute a debt of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more within the meaning of Section 7 of Article XI of the
Constitution of Maryland or within the meaning of any
other constitutional, statutory or charter provision limit-
ing or restricting the sale or issuance of bonds, notes or
other obligations of said municipality.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 6, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 335

No. 355
(Council No. 658)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to acquire by purchase or by condemnation, for
public recreational purposes, the fee simple interests in
and to all of those parcels of land situate in Baltimore
City within the perimeter bounded by E. 24th Street,
Greenmnunt Avenue, Boone Street, and a 10 foot alley,
3 shown on City Block Plats Nos. 4024 and 4040A.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or by condemnation, for public recreational purposes, the
fee simple interests in and to all of those parcels of land,
with the improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City
and described as follows :

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the in-
tersection of the east side of Greenmount Avenue, as now
laid out 66 feet wide, and the south side Twenty-Fourth
Street, as now laid out, and running thence binding on the
south side of said Twenty-Fourth Street, easterly 204 feet,
more or less, to intersect the northeast side of Boone Street,
as now laid out; thence binding on the northeast side of
said Boone Street, southeasterly 166 feet, more or less, to
the southeast outline of the property known as No. 611
Cokesbury Avenue ; thence binding on the southeast outline
of said property, northeasterly 51 feet, more or less, to
intersect the southwest side of an alley, laid out in the
rear of the properties known as Nos. 613 through and in-
cluding 625 Cokesbury Avenue ; thence binding on the south-
west side of said alley, southeasterly 118 feet, more or less,
to intersect the northwest side of a 15 foot alley, laid out
in the rear of the properties known as Nos. 704 through and
including 716 Twenty-Third Street; thence binding on the
northwest side of said 15 foot alley, southwesterly 76 feet,
more or less, to intersect the northeast side of said Boone
Street; thence by a straight line, crossing said Boone Street,
westerly 16 feet, more or less, to the point formed by the
intersection of the southwest side of said Boone Street and
the north side of a 10 foot alley, laid out 85 feet north of
Twenty-Third Street, as now laid out 50 feet wide; thence

336 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 355

binding on the north side of said 10 foot alley, westerly 282
feet, more or less, to intersect the aforesaid east side of
Greenmount Avenue and thence binding on the east side of
said Greenmount Avenue, northerly 286 feet, more or less,
to the place of beginning.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Department
of Real Estate of Baltimore City, or such other person or
agency as the Board of Estimates may hereafter from time
to time designate, is hereby authorized to negotiate and ac-
quire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
and for the purposes described in this ordinance, the fee
simple interests in and to said parcels of land, with the
improvements thereon. If the said Department of Real
Estate or the person or agency otherwise provided for by
the Board of Estimates under the authority of Section 5(a)
Article V of the Baltimore City Charter (1964), is or are
unable to agree with the owner or owners on the purchase
price for said parcels of land and the improvements thereon,
it or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor of Bal-
timore City, who shall thereupon institute in the name of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the necessary
legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation the fee simple
interests in and to said parcels of land herein described.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties in-
terested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in
accordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any
and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 337

No. 356
(Council No. 666)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to acquire by purchase or by condemnation, for
public recreational purposes, the fee simple interest in and
to all of those parcels of land situate in Baltimore City
within the perimeter bounded by W. Saratoga Street on
the north, Arlington Avenue on the east, W. Lexington
Street on the south, and N. Carlton Street on the west.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or by condemnation, for public recreational purposes, the
fee simple interest in and to all those parcels of land, with
the improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City and
described as follows :

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the inter-
section of the west side of Arlington Avenue, as now laid out
66 feet wide, and the north side of Lexington Street, as now
laid out, and running thence binding on the north side of
said Lexington Street, westerly 159 feet, more or less, to
intersect the east side of Carlton Street, as now laid out
20 feet wide ; thence binding on the east side of said Carlton
Street, northerly 464 feet, more or less, to intersect the south
side of Saratoga Street, as now laid out 66 feet wide ; thence
binding on the south side of said Saratoga Street, easterly
162 feet more or less, to intersect the aforesaid west side
of Arlington Avenue and thence binding on the west side of
said Arlington Avenue, southerly 464 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning.

338 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 357

or are unable to agree with the owner or owners on the
purchase price for said parcels of land and the improve-
ments thereon, it or they shall forthwith notify the City
Solicitor of Baltimore City, who shall thereupon institute
in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation
the fee simple interests in and to said parcels of land herein
described.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 357

(Council No. 677)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in accord-
ance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City Charter
all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore in and to the parcel of land situate in Balti-
more City on the southwest side of Patapsco Avenue
extending southeasterly from the southeast side of the
Harbor Tunnel thru way 127.17 feet, with an irregular
width of irregular depth southwesterly of 319 feet more
or less. Said parcel of land being no longer needed for
public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be and
he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or private

ORDINANCES 339

sale in accordance with Article V, Section 5(b) of the City
Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore in and to the parcel of land situate in Balti-
more City and described as follows:

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the
intersection of the southwest side of Patapsco Avenue, as
now laid out 100 feet wide, and the third line of the
parcel of land conveyed by Charles B. Ensor to Howard
D. Bennett by deed dated February 7, 1962 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore City in Liber J.F.C.
No. 1229 folio 65 and running thence binding on part of
the third line of said deed, as now surveyed, south 34
degrees 04 minutes 30 seconds west 319 feet, more or less,
to the southwesternmost outline of said Howard D. Ben-
nett's parcel of land as set forth in a quit claim deed
between Park Circle Holding Corp., the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and Howard D. Bennett dated March
14, 1962 and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
City in Liber J.F.C. No. 1249 folio 82; thence binding on
the southwesternmost outline of said Howard D. Bennett's
parcel of land, northwesterly 303 feet, more or less, to
intersect the southeast outline of the Harbor Tunnel Thru-
way, Right of Way, as shown on the State Roads Commis-
sion of Maryland Plat Nos. 12782 and 12783 ; thence bind-
ing on the southeast outline of said Harbor Tunnel Thru-
way, Right of Way, northeasterly by a line curving to the
right with a radius of 2396.48 feet the distance of 318 feet,
more or less, to intersect the aforesaid southwest side of
Patapsco Avenue and thence binding on the southwest side
of said Patapsco Avenue, south 68 degrees 00 minutes 30
seconds east 127.17 feet to the place of beginning.

Said parcel of land being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall have
been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 197:'.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, M

340 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 358

No. 358
(Council No. 678)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to acquire by purchase or by condemnation,
for public recreational purposes, the fee simple interest
in and to those parcels of land situate in Baltimore City,
known as the rear of 4004-4006 Old York Road as shown
on City Block Plat No. 3903 Lot 75/76.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or by condemnation, for public recreational purposes, the
fee simple interest in and to all those parcels of land,
with the improvements thereon, situate in Baltimore City,
and described as follows :

Beginning for the same on the south side of an alley
laid out about 10 feet wide in the rear of the property
fronting on the south side of Rose Hill Terrace, at a point
distant 146 feet 6i/£> inches westerly from the westernmost
side of Old York Road; said point of beginning being at
the end of the first line of that lot of ground described
in a lease from J. Frank Crouse and wife to Charles W.
Mulligan, dated August 1, 1923 and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore City in S. C. L. 4055 folio 51
etc. and running thence westerly along the southernmost
side of said alley and in a line coinciding with a continua-
tion of the first line in said lease, 102 feet 5^ inches to
the easternmost side of an alley about 11 feet 5 inches
wide there situate ; thence southerly along the easternmost
side of said alley with the use of both of said alleys in
common 40 feet to intersect an extension westerly of the
third line in the lease hereinabove mentioned, thence east-
erly reversing said line and binding thereon 102 feet 5%
inches to the end of the second line in said lease, thence
northerly reversing said second line of said lease and bind-
ing thereon 40 feet to the place of beginning. Being a lot
of ground situate in the rear of the lot of ground known
as No. 4004 Old York Road.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That the Department of
Real Estate of Baltimore City, or such other person or

ORDINANCES 341

Agency as the Board of Estimates may hereafter from time
to time designate, is hereby authorized to negotiate and
acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and for the purposes described in this ordinance, the
fee simple interest in and to said parcels of land, with the
improvements thereon. If the said Department of Real
Estate or the person or agency otherwise provided for by
the Board of Estimates, under the authority of Section 5
(a) Article V of the Baltimore City Charter (1964), is or
are unable to agree with the owner or owners on the pur-
chase price for said parcels of land and the improvements
thereon, it or they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor
of Baltimore City, who shall thereupon institute in the name
of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, the necessary
legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation the fee simple
interests in and to said parcels of land herein described.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 359

(Council No. 731)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to sell at either public or private sale in ac-
cordance with Article V Section 5(b) of the City
Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore in and to that portion of the irregular
shaped bed of Northern Parkway, now closed, extending
from St. Georges Road easterly 414.90 feet. Said prop-
erty being no longer needed for public use.

342 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 359

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to sell at either public or pri-
vate sale in accordance with Article V Section 5(b) of the
City Charter, all of the interest of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore in and to that parcel of land situate
in Baltimore City and described as follows :

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the inter-
section of the center line of Belvedere Avenue, 60 feet wide,
and the fourth line of the second parcel of Northern Park-
way (formerly Belvedere Avenue), as condemned and
closed in accordance with Ordinance No. 203 approved
October 30, 1972, and running thence binding on part of
the fourth line of the second parcel of Northern Parkway
described in said Ordinance, to the end thereof, by a line
curving to the left with a radius of 2672.24 feet the distance
of 185.62 feet which arc is subtended by a chord bearing
south 84 degrees 31 minutes 04 seconds west 185.59 feet;
thence binding on part of the fifth line of the second parcel
of Northern Parkway described in said Ordinance, north
05 degrees 34 minutes 00 seconds west 27.55 feet to inter-
sect the aforesaid center line of Belvedere Avenue and
thence binding on the aforesaid center line of Belvedere
Avenue, south 87 degrees 02 minutes 30 seconds east 187.66
feet to the place of beginning. Containing 2357.04 square
feet or 0.0541 acre of land, more or less.

All courses and distances in the above description are
referred to the true meridian as adopted by the Baltimore
Survey Control System.

Said property being no longer needed for public user

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That no deed or deeds
shall pass in accordance herewith until they have been first
approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 343

No. 360
(Council No. 735)

An Ordinance to amend the Renewal Plan for the Orchard-
Biddle-POPPLETON Neighborhood Development Pro-
gram Urban Renewal Area, which Plan was originally
approved by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by
Ordinance No. 1066, dated May 17, 1971, AND LAST
AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 315, DATED
MAY 3, 1973 to (1) authorize the acquisition by
purchase or by condemnation by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, for urban renewal purposes, of the
fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and to cer-
tain properties or portions thereof, together with the
improvements thereon, within the two block area
bounded by West Franklin Street on the north, North
Paca Street on the east, West Saratoga Street on the
south, and North Greene Street on the west; (2) create
two new Disposition Parcels from these acquired proper-
ties; (3) CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGNATION
OF PART OF THE SAINT MARY'S SEMINARY
PROPERTY, 600 NORTH PACA STREET, FROM
RESIDENTIAL TO PUBLIC PARK TO INSURE CON-
SISTENCY WITH THE CITY'S MASTER PLAN OF
PARKS; (4) REVISE THE STANDARDS AND CON-
TROLS ON CERTAIN DISPOSITION LOTS; (5) INDI-
CATE A PROPOSED ZONING CHANGE; (6) revise
certain Exhibits attached to said Plan; te indicate the
ehangoo provided heroin ; and 4rQ (7) provide for the
effective date hereof.

Whereas, the Renewal Plan for the Orchard-Biddle-
POPPLETON Neighborhood Development Program Urban
Renewal Area was originally approved by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore by Ordinance No. 1066, dated
May 17, 1971*, AND LAST AMENDED BY ORDINANCE
NO. 315, DATED MAY 3, 1973; and

Whereas, pursuant to Section 26, Article 13, of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), as amended by Ordi-
nance No. 152, approved June 28, 1968, no substantial
change or changes shall be made to any Renewal Plan,
after approval by ordinance, without such change or

344 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 360

changes first being adopted and approved in the same
manner as set forth in said Section 26 for the approval of
a Renewal Plan, namely the preparation of such changes
by the Department of Housing and Community Develop-
ment, the approval of such change or changes by the Plan-
ning Commission, and approval and adoption by an
ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
after a public hearing in relation thereto, all in the manner
set forth in said Section 26 ; and

Whereas, the Department of Housing and Community
Development has prepared Amendment No. 4 to the Urban
Renewal Plan for Orchard-Biddle-POPPLETON to (1) ac-
quire certain properties with the two block area bounded by
West Franklin Street on the north, North Paca Street on the
east, West Saratoga Street on the south, and North Greene
Street on the west; (2) create two new disposition par-
cels from these acquired properties ; &n4 (3) CHANGE THE
LAND USE DESIGNATION OFF PART OF THE SAINT
MARY'S SEMINARY PROPERTY, 600 NORTH PACA
STREET, FROM RESIDENTIAL TO PUBLIC PARK TO
INSURE CONSISTENCY WITH THE CITY'S MASTER
PLAN OF PARKS; (4) REVISE THE STANDARDS AND
CONTROLS ON CERTAIN DISPOSITION LOTS; (5)
INDICATE A PROPOSED ZONING CHANGE; AND (6)
revise certain Exhibits attached to said Plan; AND to

lllCllCilLCJ Lily CilliAIlgCJn pi O VIUUU LllUi (Jill , ill Id

Whereas, the said changes to the Renewal Plan for
Orchard-Biddle-POPPLETON were approved by the Plan-
ning Commission of Baltimore City on March 22, 1973, and
were approved and recommended to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore by the Commissioner of the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development on March
23, 1973 ; now, therefore,

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the following amendments and changes
to the Urban Renewal Plan for Orchard-Biddle-POPPLE-
TON (identified as Amendment No. 4) having been duly
reviewed and considered, are hereby approved, and the
Clerk of the City Council is hereby directed to file a copy
of said Amendment No. 4 with the Department of Legis-

ORDINANCES 846

lative Reference aa a permanent public record and to make
the same available for public inspection and information.

a. In the Table of Contents, section entitled "Exhibits",
delete the dates following "GENERAL LAND USE PLAN
MAP", "Property Acquisition Map" a»4, "Land Disposition
Map", -'PROPERTY REHABILITATION MAP". AND

"ZONING DISTRICTS MAP" and insert in lieu thereof:
"March £^ 4#+^ "MAY 10, 1973".

B. IN PART E. LAND DISPOSITION SUPPLE-
MENT. SECTION E.1.B.(2)(E) ENTITLED "Dl

POSITION LOTS 11 AND 26" ON PAGE 20, INSERT
A COMMA AFTER THE NUMBER "11" AND IN-
SERT "21, 22".

C. IN PART E. LAND DISPOSITION SUPPLE-
MENT, SECTION E.1.B.(2)(E) ENTITLED "DISPO-
SITION LOTS 11 AND 26", DELETE SUBSECTION
III. ON PAGE 20 IN ITS ENTIRETY AND INSERT
IN LIEU THEREOF THE FOLLOWING:

"TO. OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIRED FOR
THE FIRST 1,000,000 SQUARE FEET OF BUILDING
FLOOR AREA MAY BE PROVIDED EITHER WITH-
IN STRUCTURE OR AS SURFACE PARKING. ALL
OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIRED FOR AN AMOUNT
OF BUILDING FLOOR SPACE ABOVE 1,000,000
SQUARE FEET SHALL BE PROVIDED WITHIN
STRUCTURE EXCEPT THAT TEMPORARY SUR-
FACE PARKING SHALL BE ALLOWED FOR THIS
REQUIREMENT. TEMPORARY PARKING SHALL BE
DEFINED AS PARKING SPACE WHICH IS USED
FOR A MAXIMUM OF FIVE YEARS. THE PERIOD
OF TIME ALLOWED FOR TEMPORARY PARKING
SPACE IS SUBJECT TO EXTENSION AT THE OP-
TION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT."

D. IN PART E. LAND DISPOSITION SUPPLE-
MENT, SECTION E.1.B.(2)(H) ENTITLED "DISPO-
SITION LOT 20", DELETE SUBSECTION IV. ON
PAGE 23 IN ITS ENTIRETY AND INSERT IN LIEU
THEREOF THE FOLLOWING:

346 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 360

"IV. THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM REAR YARD
AS ESTABLISHED IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF
BALTIMORE CITY EXCEPT WHERE A LESSER
AMOUNT IS AUTHORIZED BY THE BOARD OF MUNI-
CIPAL AND ZONING APPEALS AS A SPECIAL EX-
CEPTION OR A VARIANCE."

kr E. Delete from the Plan the following two FIVE
Exhibits and insert in lieu thereof two FIVE revised Ex-
hibits, with the same title, dated as revised "Marc h 2^ 1973"
"MAY 10, 1973".

EXHIBIT ND 401-1 GENERAL LAND USE PLAN

Exhibit ND 401-2 Property Acquisition

Exhibit ND 401-3 Land Disposition

EXHIBIT ND 401-4 PROPERTY REHABILITATION

EXHIBIT ND 401-5 ZONING DISTRICTS

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That it is necessary
to acquire by purchase or by condemnation for urban re-
newal purposes the fee simple interest or any lesser inter-
est, in and to the properties or portions thereof situate in
Baltimore City, Maryland, and described as follows :

300 Diamond Street

306 Diamond Street
308 Diamond Street
315 Diamond Street
317 Diamond Street
319 Diamond Street
401-03 Diamond Street
404 Diamond Street
405-09 Diamond Street
406 Diamond Street

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527 West Franklin Street

529 West Franklin Street

303 North Greene Street

305 North Greene Street

307 North Greene Street
403-07 North Greene Street
409 North Greene Street
411 North Greene Street

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413-15

North Greene Street

417

North Greene Street

500-02

West Mulberry Street

503

West Mulberry Street

504

West Mulberry Street

505

West Mulberry Street

506-08

West Mulberry Street

507

West Mulberry Street

509-11

West Mulberry Street

510-12

West Mulberry Street

513

West Mulberry Street

514

West Mulberry Street

516

West Mulberry Street

518

West Mulberry Street

520

West Mulberry Street

522

West Mulberry Street

524

West Mulberry Street

526

West Mulberry Street

528

West Mulberry Street

530

West Mulberry Street

532

West Mulberry Street

310

NORTH PACA STREET

310

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TTT7TTTT T CTTTTT KJ L X T_, C^ V

312

North Paca Street

314

North Paca Street

316

North Paca Street

318

North Paca Street

320

North Paca Street

322

North Paca Street

324

North Paca Street

326

North Paca Street

328

North Paca Street

330

North Paca Street

400

North Paca Street

402

North Paca Street

404

North Paca Street

406

North Paca Street

511-17

Pierce Street

519

Pierce Street

521

Pierce Street

348 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 360

518 West Saratoga Street

520 West Saratoga Street

522 West Saratoga Street

524 West Saratoga Street

526 West Saratoga Street

528 West Saratoga Street

530 West Saratoga Street

532 West Saratoga Street

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the Real
Estate Acquisition Division of the Department of the Comp-
troller, or such person or persons in such manner as the
Board of Estimates, in the exercise of the power vested in
it by Article V, Section 5, of the Baltimore City Charter,
may hereafter from time to time designate, is or are au-
thorized to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore and for the purposes described in this Ordi-
nance the fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and
to the properties or portions thereof hereinabove men-
tioned. If the said Real Estate Acquisition Division of the
Department of the Comptroller, or such person or persons,
and in such manner as the Board of Estimates, in the
exercise of the power vested in it by Article V, Section 5,
of the Baltimore City Charter, may hereafter from time to
time designate, is or are unable to agree with the owner
or owners on the purchase price for said properties or por-
tions thereof, it or they shall forthwith notify the City
Solicitor of Baltimore City, who shall thereupon institute
in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by condemna-
tion the fee simple interest or any lesser interest in and
to said properties or portions thereof.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That in selling or
otherwise disposing of property in the Orchard-Biddle-
POPPLETON area, the Department of Housing and Com-
munity Development shall require that developers agree in
writing not to discriminate in the sale, lease, use or occu-
pancy of the property developed by them against any per-
son because of race, creed, color, or national origin.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That in whatever
respect, if any, the amended Renewal Plan approved hereby
for Orchard-Biddle-POPPLETON may not meet the require-

ORDINANCES 349

ments as to the content of a Renewal Plan or the procedure
for the preparation, adoption, and approval of Renewal
Plans as provided in Ordinance No. 152, approved June 28,
1968, the said requirements are hereby waived and the
amended Renewal Plan approved hereby is exempted there-
from.

SEC. 6. And be it further ordained, That in the event
it be judicially determined that any word, phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, section or part in or of this ordinance
or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is
invalid, the remaining provisions and the application of
such provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not
be affected thereby, the Mayor and City Council hereby
declaring that they would have ordained the remaining
provisions of this Ordinance without the word, phrase,
clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of the applica-
tion thereof so held invalid.

SEC. 7. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THE APPROVAL OF THE AMENDED RENEWAL
PLAN FOR THE ORCHARD-BIDDLE-POPPLETON
AREA BY THIS ORDINANCE SHALL NOT BE CON-
STRUED AS AN ENACTMENT OF SUCH AMEND-
MENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE AS IS PRO-
POSED IN SAID AMENDED RENEWAL PLAN.

Sec. ? 8. And be it further ordained, That in any case
where a provision of this ordinance concerns the same
subject matter as an existing provision of any zoning,
building, electrical, plumbing, health, fire or safety ordi-
nance or code or regulation, the applicable provisions
concerned shall be construed so as to give effect to each;
provided, however, that if such provisions are found to be
in irreconcilable conflict, the provision which establishes
the higher standard for the promotion and protection of
the public health and safety shall prevail. In any case
whore a provision of this ordinance is found to be in conflict
with an existing provision of any other ordinance or code
or regulation in force in the City of Baltimore which estab-
lished a lower standard for the promotion and protection
of the public health and safety, the provision of this ordi-
nance shall prevail, and the other existing provision of

350 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 361

such other ordinance or code or regulation is hereby
repealed to the extent that it may be found in conflict with
this ordinance.

Sec. 8 9. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

(Council No. 760)
No. 361

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to grant unto the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company a 10 foot easement and right of
way east of and parallel to Calvert Street between 20th
Street and 21st Street. The exclusive use for public pur-
poses of said easement and right of way areas being
no longer needed by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to grant unto the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company a 10 foot easement and
right of way east of and parallel to Calvert Street between
20th Street and 21st Street, and described as follows :

Beginning for the same at a point on the north side of
Twentieth Street, 66 feet wide, distant south 87 degrees
10 minutes 00 seconds west 158.71 feet, measured along
the north side of said Twentieth Street from the west side
of Guilford Avenue, 60 feet wide, and running thence bind-
ing on the north side of said Twentieth Street south 87
degrees 10 minutes 00 seconds west 10.00 feet; thence for
a new line of division through the property now or for-
merly owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
north 03 degrees 58 minutes 11 seconds west 305.18 feet

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to the south side of Twenty-first Street, 66 feet wide;
thence binding on the south side of said Twenty-first

Street, north 86 degrees 59 minutes 50 seconds east 10.00
I to intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant 10.00
feet easterly, measured at right angles from the second
line of this description and thence binding revei
on said line so drawn, south 03 degrees 58 minutes 11 seconds
east 305.21 feet to the place of beginning.

ALL COURSES AND DISTANCES IN THE ABOVE
DESCRIPTION ARE REFERRED TO THE TRUE ME-
RIDIAN AS ADOPTED BY THE BALTIMORE SURVEY
CONTROL SYSTEM.

The exclusive use of the land within the easement and
right of way areas being no longer needed by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That any grant of said
easement and right of way shall contain such covenants,
conditions, terms, and limitations as the Department of
Education of Baltimore City shall determine.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no deed or
deeds shall pass in accordance herewith until the same
shall have been first approved by the City Solicitor.

SBC. 4. And he it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 362
(Council No. 763)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to grant unto the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company an easement or right of way in the
vicinitv of the southwest corner of Lafavette Avenue

352 ORDINANCES Crd. No. 362

and Poplar Grove Street for the construction and main-
tenance therein of an underground conduit system. The
exclusive use of the land within the easement or right
of way area being no longer needed by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to grant unto the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company an easement or
right of way for the construction and maintenance therein
of an underground conduit system, in and through that
parcel of land situate in Baltimore City, State of Maryland,
and described as follows :

Beginning for the said strip or parcel of land at the
point of intersection of the westernmost right of way line
of Poplar Grove Street, (formerly known as Bloomingdale
Road), as laid out and now existing, 66 feet wide, and the
southernmost right of way line of Lafayette Avenue, as
laid out and now existing, 50 feet wide, and running
thence binding along said westernmost right of way line
of said Poplar Grove Street, referring to the true meridian,
south 02 degrees 37 minutes 00 seconds east 99.00 feet
and running thence across the property of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, referring to the true meridian,
the following seven courses and distances, viz: (1) 11.13
feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of
65.00 feet and a long chord bearing north 25 degrees 31
minutes 39 seconds west 11.12 feet; (2) 36.43 feet along
the arc of a curve to the right having a radius of 75.00 feet
and a long chord bearing north 16 degrees 31 minutes 33
seconds west 36.07 feet; (3) north 02 degrees 37 minutes
00 seconds west 6.33 feet; (4) south 87 degrees 23 minutes
00 seconds west 8.67 feet; (5) north 02 degrees 37 min-
utes 00 seconds west 38.84 feet; (6) north 87 degrees 23
minutes 00 seconds east 8.67 feet; and (7) north 02 de-
grees 37 minutes 00 seconds west 8.58 feet, to a point on
said southernmost right of way line of Lafayette Avenue
and running thence binding along said southernmost right
of way line of said Lafayette Avenue, referring to the true
meridian, north 87 degrees 22 minutes 00 seconds east
13.00 feet to the point of beginning; containing a total of
1412 square feet or 0.03 acre of land, more or less.

ORDINANCES 353

The exclusive use of the land within the easement or
right of way area being no longer needed by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That any grant of said
easement or right of way shall contain such covenants,
conditions, terms, and limitations as the Department of
Education of Baltimore City shall determine.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no deed or
deeds shall pass in accordance herewith until the same shall
have been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 1. And be it further ordained. That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 363
(Council No. 777)

An Ordinance to add new Sections 192(a-10) and 206 (6b)
to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title 'Transit and Traffic," subtitle ''Parking Meters,"
providing for parking meters on the Camden Street lot
and providing for the parking meter rates thereon.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That new Sections 192(a-10) and 206 (6b) be
and they are hereby added to Article 31 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit and Traffic," sub-
title "Parking Meters," to read as follows:

192.

(a-10) Notwithstanding any charges set forth above, the
special parking area known as the Camden Street Lot as set
forth m Article 31 .Section 206 (6b) shall be operated so that

354 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 364

the charge shall be five cents in United States coin, said
five cents to cover the first one-half hour or fraction thereof
of legal parking; and for every additional one-half hour
or fraction thereof an additional charge of five cents in
United States coin shall be made; and a charge of twenty-
five cents shall cover three and one-half hours of legal
parking.

206.

(6b) Camden Street Lot — Camden Street, that lot bound-
ed by Camden Street on the north, Lee Street on the south,
Calvert Street on the west, and a line W east of the east
curb line of Calvert Street on the east.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage and shall
remain in effect until such time as the Commissioner of
Transit and Traffic shall receive a request in writing from
the Commissioner, Department of Housing and Community
Development, for the reversion of the aforesaid lot to the
Department of Housing and Community Development. The
Commissioner of Transit and Traffic shall, within two (2)
weeks of the receipt of said request, remove the parking
meters from the aforementioned lot and Section 206 (6b)
and Section 192(a-10) shall be of no further force nor
effect.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 364
(Council No. 785)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, all streets and alleys
referred to among the Land Records of Baltimore City and
lying within the area bounded by the west side of
Frankford Avenue, the northeast side of the first 16 foot
alley lying northeast of Moravia Park Drive, the east
side of the second 16 foot alley lying northwest of

0RDINANC1

Frankford Avenue, the southeast side of the Baltimore
Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way, the east side of
Goodnow Road, and the north side of Sopher Road in
accordance with a plat thereof numbered 317-A-5, pre-
pared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed
in the Office of the Department of Assessments, on the
eleventh (11th) day of April, 1973, and now on file
in said office.

Section 1. Be ned by tht Me nor and City Co>

of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
all streets and alleys referred to among the Land Records
of Baltimore City and lying within the area bounded by
the west side of Frankford Avenue, the northeast side of
the first 16 foot alley lying northeast of Moravia Park
Drive, the east side of the second 16 foot alley lying
northwest of Frankford Avenue, the southeast side of the
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way, the east side
of Goodnow Road, and the north side of Sopher Road the
streets and alleys hereby directed to be condemned for
said opening are numbered from one to ten and described
as follows:

1. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the south side
of Amberwood Road at the distance of 96.95 feet westerly,
measured along the south side of said Amberwood Road
from Frankford Avenue and extending in a southwesterly
direction 158 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot alley and
designated as Parcel No. 1.

2. Amberwood Road, 50 feet wide, and extending from
Frankford Avenue, in a westerly and northwesterly direc-
tion 875.19 feet to a 16 foot alley and designated as
Parcel No. 2.

3. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the north side
of Amberwood Road at the distance of 100 feet westerly,
measured along the north side of said Amberwood Road
from Frankford Avenue and extending in a northerly di-
rection 186 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot alley and
designated as Parcel No. 3.

4. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the west side
of Frankford Avenue at the distance of 105 feet southerly,

356 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 364

measured along the west side of said Frankford Avenue
from Bellane Court and extending in a westerly and north-
westerly direction 625 feet, more or less, to Goodnow Road
and designated as Parcel No. 4.

5. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the northwest
side of Goodnow Road at the distance of 100 feet north-
easterly, measured along the northwest side of said Good-
now Road from Amberwood Road and extending in a north-
westerly direction 120 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot alley
and designated as Parcel No. 5.

6. Bellane Court extending from Frankford Avenue,
westerly 322 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and
designated as Parcel No. 6.

7. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the west side
of Frankford Avenue at the distance of 105 feet northerly,
measured along the west side of said Frankford Avenue
from Bellane Court and extending in a northerly direc-
tion 542 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot alley and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 7.

8. Sopher Road, 50 feet wide, and extending from
Frankford Avenue, in a westerly and southwesterly
direction 546 feet, more or less, to Goodnow Road and
designated as Parcel No. 8.

9. Goodnow Road, varying in width from 50 feet to 60
feet, and extending from Amberwood Road in a northeast-
erly and northerly direction 1126 feet, more or less, to the
southeast outline of the Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Right
of Way and designated as Parcel No. 9.

10. An unnamed Road, 60 feet wide, contiguous to and
southeast of the southeast outline of the Baltimore Gas
and Electric Co. Right of Way and extending from Good-
now Road, southwesterly 120 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot
alley and designated as Parcel No. 10.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 317-A-5 which was
filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments on
the eleventh (11th) day of April in the year 1973, and
is now on file in said Office.

ORDINANCES

Sec. 2. And bt it further ordained. That the proceedings
Of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation ami opening of said streets and alleys and
the proceedings and rights of all parties interested or
affected thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accord-
ance w it h, any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of
the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter
of Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amend-
ments thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all
rules or regulations in effect which have been adopted by
the Director of Assessments and filed with the Department
of Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. A?ul be it further ordained. That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 365

(Council No. 786)

An Ordinance to condemn and close all streets and alleys
referred to among the Land Records of Baltimore City
and lying within the area bounded by the west side of
Frankford Avenue, the northeast side of the first 16 foot
alley lying northeast of Moravia Park Drive, the east
side of the second 16 foot alley lying northwest of
Frankford Avenue, the southeast side of the Baltimore
Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way, the east side of Good-
now Road, and the north side of Sopher Road in accord-
a**4 ANCE with a plat thereof numbered 317-A-5A, pre-
pared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed in the
Office of the Department of Assessments, on the twelfth
(12th) dav of April, 1973, and now on file in said
Office.

358 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 365

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close all streets and alleys referred to among the Land
Records of Baltimore City and lying within the area
bounded by the west side of Frankford Avenue, the north-
east side of the first 16 foot alley lying northeast of Moravia
Park Drive, the east side of the second 16 foot alley lying
northwest of Frankford Avenue, the southeast side of the
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way, the east side of
Goodnow Road, and the north side of Sopher Road the
streets and alleys hereby directed to be condemned for
said closing are numbered from one to ten and described
as follows :

2. Amberwood Road, 50 feet wide, and extending from
Frankford Avenue, in a westerly and northwesterly direc-
tion 875.19 feet to a 16 foot alley and designated as Parcel
No. 2.

3. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the north side
of Amberwood Road at the distance of 100 feet westerly,
measured along the north side of said Amberwood Road
from Frankford Avenue and extending in a northerly direc-
tion 186 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot alley and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 3.

4. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the west side
of Frankford Avenue at the distance of 105 feet southerly,
measured along the west side of said Frankford Avenue
from Bellane Court and extending in a westerly and north-
westerly direction 625 feet, more or less, to Goodnow Road
and designated as Parcel No. 4.

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northwesterly direction 120 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot
alley and designated as Parcel No. 5.

6. Bellane Court extending from Frankford Avenue, west-
erly .'V22 feet, more or less, to the end thereof and desig-
nated as Parcel No. 6.

7. A 16 foot alley beginning at a point on the west side
of Frankford Avenue at the distance of 105 feet northerly,
measured along the west side of said Frankford Avenue
from Bellane Court and extending in a northerly direction
542 feet, more or less, to a 16 foot alley and designated
as Parcel No. 7.

8. Sopher Road, 50 feet wide, and extending from Frank-
ford Avenue, in a westerly and southwesterly direction
.146 feet, more or less, to Goodnow Road and designated
as Parcel No. 8.

The said streets and alleys as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 317-A-5A which
was filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments
on the twelfth (12th) day of April in the year 1973, and is
now on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it furtfu r ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this Ordinance, all subsurface structures and
appurtenances now owned by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, shall be and continue to be the property of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, in fee simple,
until the use thereof shall be abandoned by the Mayor and

360 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 365

City Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any
person, firm or corporation shall desire to remove, alter
or interfere therewith, such person, firm or corporation
shall first obtain permission and permits therefor from the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and shall in the
application for such permission and permits agree to pay
all costs and charges of every kind and nature made neces-
sary by such removal, alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings or
structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected in
said portion of said highway or highways after the same
shall have been closed under the provisions of this Ordi-
nance until the subsurface structures and appurtenances
now owned by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
over which said buildings or structures are proposed to be
constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall
have been removed and relaid in accordance with the speci-
fications and under the direction of the Director of
Public Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the
person or persons or body corporate desiring to erect such
buildings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken to
be "structures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That after said high-
way or highways shall have been closed under the provi-
sions of this Ordinance, all subsurface structures and
appurtenances owned by any person, firm or corporation,
other than the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall
upon notice from the Director of Public Works of Balti-
more City, be promptly removed by and at the expense
of the said owners.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That on and after
the closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly
authorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access
to said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or re-
placement, of any or all of said structures and appurte-
nances, and this without permission from or compensation
to the owner or owners of said land.

ORDINANCES 361

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and closing of said streets and alleys and
the proceedings and rights of all parties interested or
affected thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance
with, any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of
Baltimore City (1964 Revision) and any and all amend-
ments thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all
rules or regulations in effect which have been adopted by
the Director of Assessments and filed with the Department
of Legislative Reference.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 8, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 366

(Council No. 530)

An Ordinance granting permission to Mrs. Grace S. Lance-
lotta for the establishment, maintenance and operation
of an open area for the parking of motor vehicles on the
property known as 52-56 West Biddle Street, as outlined
in red on the plats accompanying this ordinance, under
the provisions of Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordi-
nance," (Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971), con-
cerning parking lot districts.

SECTION 1. Be it orda> the Mayor and City Council

of Baltimore, That permission be and the same is hereby
granted to Mrs. Grace S. Lancelotta for the establishment,
maintenance and operation of an open area for the parking
of motor vehicles on the property known as 52-56 West
Biddle Street as outlined in red on the plats accompanying
this ordinance, under the provisions of Section 9.0-3d of

362 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 367

Article 30 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title "Zoning Ordinance," (Ordinance 1051, approved April
20, 1971), concerning parking lot districts.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That upon passage
of this ordinance by the City Council, as evidence of the
authenticity of the plat which is a part hereof and in order
to give notice to the departments which are administering
the Zoning Ordinance, the President of the City Council
shall sign the plat and, when the Mayor approves the ordi-
nance, he shall sign the plat. The City Treasurer shall then
transmit a copy of the ordinance and one of the plats to
the following: The Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals,
the Planning Commission, the Commissioner of the Depart-
ment of Housing and Community Development, the Com-
missioner of Transit and Traffic, and the Zoning Adminis-
trator.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the provisions
of the aforesaid Section 9.0-3d of Article 30 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Zoning Ordinance"
as enacted by Ordinance 1051, approved April 20, 1971,
shall be fully complied with.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 367

(Council No. 759)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to grant unto the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company a 10 foot easement and right of
way through Gwynns Falls Park beginning on the north-
west side of Windsor Mill Road and running thence
northeasterly and generally paralleling Windsor Mill
Road to the west side of Wetheredsville Road for the
construction and maintenance therein of an under-
ground conduit system. The exclusive use of the land

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within the easement area being no longer needed by
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to grant unto the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company an easement 10 feet
wide for the construction and maintenance therein of an
underground conduit system in and through that parcel
of land situate in Baltimore City, State of Maryland, and
described as follows :

A 10 foot wide conduit line right of way the center line
of which begins at a point on the northwest side of Wind-
sor Mill Road, as now laid out, distant north 50 degrees

37 minutes 59 seconds east 6.85 feet, measured along the
northwest side of said Windsor Mill Road from the begin-
ning of the forty-first line of the parcel of land conveyed
by Henry J. Knott and wife to the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore by deed dated May '22, 1969 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore City in Liber R.H.B.

Xo. 2518 folio 217 and running thence binding on the S

center line of said 10 foot wide right of way through
Gwynns Falls Park the six following courses and distances ;
namely, north 29 degrees 19 minutes 03 seconds east
142.92 feet, by a line curving to the right with a radius of
200.00 feet the distance of^96.18 feet which arc is sub-
tended by a chord bearing north 43 degrees 05 minutes

38 seconds east 95.25 feet, north 56 degrees 52 minutes
seconds east 356.04 feet, by a line curving to the right

with a radius of 300.00 feet the distance of 96.53 feet
which arc is subtended by a chord bearing north 66 de-
grees 05 minutes 19 seconds east 96.12 feet, north 75
degrees 18 minutes 25 seconds east 350.62 feet, and by a
line curving to the right with a radius of 400.00 feet the
distance of 68.57 feet which arc is subtended by a chord
bearing north 80 degrees 13 minutes 04 seconds east 68.
feet; thence continuing to bind on the center line of said 10
foot right of way, crossing said W*F>4e* WINDSOR Mill
Road, north 85 degrees 07 minutes 43 seconds east 372.18
feet and thence continuing to bind on the center line of said
10 foot right of way through Gwynns Falls Park the two
following courses and distances; namely, by a line curving

SG4 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 368

to the left with a radius of 300.00 feet the distance of
69.78 feet which arc is subtended by a chord bearing north
78 degrees 27 minutes 53 seconds east 69.63 feet and north
71 degrees 48 minutes 03 seconds east 720 feet, more or
less, to the west side of Wetheredsville Road, as now laid
out.

All courses in the above description are referred to the
true meridian as adopted by the Baltimore Survey Con-
trol System.

The exclusive use of the land within the easement area
being no longer needed by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore.

Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That any grant of said
easement and right of way shall contain such covenants,
conditions, terms, and limitations as the Department of
Recreation and Parks of Baltimore City AND THE DE-
PARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF BALTIMORE
CITY shall determine.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained. That no deed or
deeds shall pass in accordance herewith until the same
shall have been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 368
(Council No. 761)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore to grant unto the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company (a) A 10 foot easement east of and
generally paralleling Hanover Street Bridge between
Cromwell Street and the mean high water line of the

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Middle Branch of the Patapsco River; (b) A right of
way of irregular width in the vicinity of Hanover Street

and YYaieiview Avenue, for the construction and main-
tenance therein of an underground conduit system. The
exclusive use of the land within the easement and right
way areas being no longer needed by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Comptroller of Baltimore City be
and he is hereby authorized to grant unto the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company an easement 10 foot
wide ami a right of way of irregular width for the con-
struction and maintenance therein of an underground
conduit system, in and through that parcel of land situate
in Baltimore City, State of Maryland, and described as
follow.- :

Beginning for the same in the southwesterly extension
of the second or easterly line as called to curve with a
radius of 189.1 feet as described in a deed dated July 21,
1915, and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
City in Liber S.C.L. No. 3004 folio 563, which was con-
veyed by Walter Winans, et al, to the State of Maryland,
said place of beginning being distant south 45 degrees
31 minutes 53 seconds east 109.43 feet from an under-
ground marker situate on the westerly side of Hanover
Street and known as Baltimore City Control Traverse Sta-
tion No. X 850, said curve above described supposed to
connect the south side of Cromwell Street to the easterly
side or right of way of the Hanover Street Bridge, thence
running for the centerline of a 10 foot wide right of way
now established, referring all bearings of the present de-
scription to the Baltimore City Control Survey grid
meridian, and running diagonally in the bed of that
portion of Hanover Street lying south of Cromwell Street
and formerly containing the City wharf, the two follow-
ing lines respectively, viz: by a line curving to the right
h ;. radius of 212.00 feet for a distance of 17.14 feet
(the chord of said curve bearing south 10 degrees 17
minutes 17 seconds west 17.11 feet), and south 12 decrees
36 minutes 16 seconds west 179.08 feet; thence running
for the centerline of a 20 foot wide right of way d
established, and diagonally in the bed of said Hanover

366 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 368

Street, the two following courses and distances respec-
tively, viz : south 12 degrees 36 minutes 16 seconds west
10.00 feet, and south 9 degrees 22 minutes 00 seconds west
10.00 feet; thence running for the centerline of a 10 foot
wide right of way now established, and diagonally in
said bed of Hanover Street to the westerly side thereof,
and continuing on to the waters of the Patapsco River
south 9 degrees 22 minutes 00 seconds west 58 feet more
or less, as surveyed by Leo W. Rader, Registered Surveyor,
and shown on the attached plat dated August 6, 1971.

(b) Beginning for the same on the east side of Han-
over Street 66 feet wide, distant north 63 degrees 15 min-
utes 54 seconds east 7.53 feet from a steel bar there situate
and known as Baltimore City Control Traverse Station
No. 17602, thence leaving Hanover Street and running for
the centerline of a 20 foot wide right of way now estab-
lished, referring all bearings of the present description to
the Baltimore City Control Survey grid meridian, south 67
degrees 48 minutes 44 seconds east 17.99 feet; thence run-
ning for the centerline of a 10 foot wide right of way now
established the four following lines respectively, viz:
south 67 degrees 48 minutes 44 seconds east 90.13 feet, by
a line curving to the right or southeast with a radius of
1785.00 feet for a distance of 95.11 feet (the chord of
said curve bearing south 66 degrees 17 minutes 09 seconds
east 95.10 feet), south 64 degrees 45 minutes 34 seconds
east 29.60 feet, and crossing an access road to Waterview
Avenue by a line curving to the left or northeast with a
radius of 35.00 feet for a distance of 56.81 feet (the chord
of said curve bearing north 68 degrees 44 minutes 27
seconds east 50.78 feet); thence running for the center-
line of a 20 foot wide right of way now established the
two following lines viz: by a line curving to the left or
northeast with a radius of 35.00 feet for a distance of
5.60 feet (the chord of said curve bearing north 17 degrees
39 minutes 27 seconds east 5.59 feet), and north 13 de-
grees 04 minutes 26 seconds east 16.00 feet;

thence running for the centerline of a 10 foot wide right
of way now established and crossing Waterview Avenue
north 13 degrees 04 minutes 26 seconds east 338.67 feet;
thence running for the centerline of a 20 foot wide right
of way now established north 13 degrees 04 minutes 26

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seconds east 20.OO feet; thence running for the centerline

of a 10 foot wide right of way now established north 18
degrees 04 minutes :2G seconds east ol feet more or les
the waters of the Middle Branch of the Patapsco River,
as surveyed by Leo \Y. Rader, Registered Surveyor, and
shown on the attached plat dated July 29, 1971.

The exclusive use of the land within the easement and
right of way areas being no longer needed by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no deed or
deeds shall pass in accordance herewith until the same
shall have been first approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 369

(Council No. 774)

An Ordinance to repeal and reordain with amendments
Section 239(182) of Article 31 of the Baltimore City
Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit and Traffic," subtitle
"Parking and Stopping," as ordained by Ordinance 436,
approved April 21, 1969, providing for reserved park-
ing for police officers who are attending traffic court on
the east side of Hunter Street from Centre Street to
Madison Street.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Co*'
of Baltimore, That Section 239(182) of Article 31 of the

368 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 370

Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title 'Transit and
Traffic," subtitle "Parking and Stopping," as ordained by-
Ordinance 436, approved April 21, 1969, be and it is hereby
repealed and reordained, with amendments, to read as fol-
lows:

239.

(182) Hunter Street, easterly side, from Centre Street
[Monument Street] to Madison Street, reserved for the
parking of vehicles of police officers who are required to
attend Traffic Court in the line of duty.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 370
(Council No. 792)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Thirteen Thousand Four
Hundred Ninety-One Dollars ($13,491) to the Office of
the Director, Department of Public Works to be used to
conduct training for up to forty trainees in several dif-
ferent sessions of the Water and Waste Water Treat-
ment Process over the twelve month period April 15,
1973 through April 14, 1974 in accordance with the pro-
visions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the Baltimore
City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
Federal grant from the Environmental Protection Agency
which could not be expected with reasonable certainty at
the time of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance
of Estimates ; and

ORDINANCES 369

day of April, 1973, all in accordance with Article VI,
Section 2(h) (2) of said Charter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h)(2) of the 1961 revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Thirteen Thousand Four Hundred
Ninety-One Dollars ($13,491) shall be made available to
the Office of the Director, Department of Public Works as
a supplementary special fund appropriation for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of conducting
training for up to forty trainees in several different ses-
sions of the Water and Waste Water Treatment Process
over the twelve-month period April 15, 1973 through April
14, 197 1. The amount thus made available as a supplemen-
tary special fund appropriation shall be expended from a
grant of funds to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
by the Environmental Protection Agency, said sum being
specifically allotted to the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more for the aforesaid purpose; and said funds from said
Federal Agency shall be the source of revenue for this
supplementary special fund appropriation, as required by
Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revised Charter
of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 371
(Council No. 812)

An Ordinance to add a new Section 256 (71c) to Article 31 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Transit
and Traffic," subtitle "Parking and Stopping," reserving
parking for vehicles of the Narcotics Strike Force on a

370 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 372

portion of the south side of Wilkes Lane west of Calvert
Street.

Section 1. Beit ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That a new Section 256 (71c) be and it is
hereby added to Article 31 of the Baltimore City Code (1966
Edition), title "Transit and Traffic/' subtitle "Parking and
Stopping," to read as follows :

256.

(71c) Wilkes Lane, southerly side, from a point 35' ivest
of Calvert Street to a point 175' west of Calvert Street —
Parking reserved for vehicles of Narcotics Strike Force.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 372
(Council No. 828)

An Ordinance to condemn and open, Mulberry Street, 40
feet wide, and extending from Calvert Street westerly
110 feet, more or less, to Hargrove Alley in accordance
with a plat thereof numbered 317-A-14, prepared by the
Surveys and Records Division, and filed in the Office of
the Department of Assessments, on the Second (2nd)
day of May, 1973, and now on file in said office.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn, open,
Mulberry Street, 40 feet wide, and extending from Calvert
Street westerly 110 feet, more or less, to Hargrove Alley,
the street hereby directed to be condemned for said opening
being described as follows :

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Beginning for the same at the point formed by the
intersection of the west side of Calvert Street, 60 feet wide,
and the north side of Mulberry Street, 40 feet wide, and
running thence binding on the west side of said Calvert
Street, Southerly 40 feet to intersect the south side of said
Mulberry Street; thence binding on the south side of said
Mulberry Street, Westerly 110 feet, more or less, to inter-
sect the east side of Hargrove Alley, 20 feet wide; thence
binding on the east side of said Hargrove Alley, Northerly
40 feet to intersect the north side of said Mulberry Street
and thence binding on the north side of said Mul-
berry Street, Easterly 110 feet, more or less, to the place
of beginning.

The said Mulberry Street as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 317-A-14 which
was filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments
on the Second day of May in the year 1973, and is now
on file in the said Office.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
of said Department of Assessments, with reference to the
condemnation and opening of said Mulberry Street and the
proceedings and rights of all parties interested or affected
thereby, shall be regulated by, and be in accordance with,
any and all applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Maryland and the Charter of Balti-
more City (1964 Revision) and any and all amendments
thereto, and any and all other Acts of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, and any and all ordinances of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, and any and all rules or
regulations in effect which have been adopted by the Di-
rector of Assessments and filed with the Department of
Legislative Reference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

372 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 373

No. 373

(Council No. 829)

An Ordinance to condemn and close Mulberry Street,
40 feet wide, and extending from Calvert Street west-
erly 110 feet, more or less, to Hargrove Alley in ac-
cordance with a plat thereof numbered 317-A-14A,
prepared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed
in the Office of the Department of Assessments, on the
Third (3rd) day of May, 1973, and now on file in said
office.

Whereas, Mercy Hospital, Incorporated is a non-profit
general hospital, operated under the sponsorship of the
Sisters of Mercy ; and -

Whereas, there is a critical need for an off-street parking
facility to serve the patients, visitors, employees, and pro-
fessional staff of Mercy Hospital as well as other members
of the general public ; and

Whereas, the City Council of Baltimore City recognized
said public need in connection with non-profit hospitals
and enacted Ordinance No. 1100, approved by the Mayor
on June 24, 1971, authorizing a Five Million Dollar ($5,-
000,000.00) Bond Issue for the construction of parking
facilities to "be erected only for or in connection with non-
profit general hospitals ;" and

Whereas, the voters of Baltimore City were informed
through media of all forms that said Bond Issue was to be
earmarked and used for facilities to be constructed in con-
nection with Bon Secours, Mercy, and Union Memorial
Hospitals and said Bond Issue was approved by the voters
in the General Election on November 2, 1971 ; and

Whereas, being located in the center of Baltimore City,
Mercy Hospital is without an appropriately large, single
parcel of property on which to construct a reasonable and
adequate facility to meet the public need recognized by the
voters and the City Government ; and

ORDINANCES 878

Whereas, the Mayor and City Council desires to meet
said public need by closing East Mulberry Street bet
Hargrove Alley and North Calvert Street in order to pro-
vide an area large enough on which the Hospital may build
an efficient, secure facility with funds loaned to said Hospital
from said Off-Street Parking Loan Authorization.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That the Department of Assessments be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to condemn and
close Mulberry Street, 40 feet wide, and extending from
Calvert Street westerly 110 feet, more or less, to Hargrove
Alley the street hereby directed to be condemned for said
closing being described as follows :

Beginning for the same at the point formed by the inter-
section of the west side of Calvert Street, 60 feet wide,
and the north side of Mulberry Street, 40 feet wide, and
running thence binding on the west side of said Calvert
Street, Southerly 40 feet to intersect the south side of said
Mulberry Street; thence binding on the south side of said
Mulberry Street, Westerly 110 feet, more or less, to inter-
sect the east side of Hargrove Alley, 20 feet wide; thence
binding on the east side of said Hargrove Alley, Northerly
40 feet to intersect the north side of said Mulberry Street
and thence binding on the north side of said Mulberry
Street, Easterly 110 feet, more or less, to the place of be-
ginning.

The said Mulberry Street as directed to be condemned
being more particularly described and referred to among
the Land Records of Baltimore City and delineated and
particularly shown on a plat numbered 317-A-14A which
was filed in the Office of the Department of Assessments
on the Third day of May in the year 1973, and is now on
file in the said Office.

374 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 373

Council of Baltimore, and in the event that any person,
firm or corporation shall desire to remove, alter or interfere
therewith, such person, firm or corporation shall first obtain
permission and permits therefor from the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and shall in the application for such
permission and permits agree to pay all costs and charges
of every kind and nature made necessary by such removal,
alteration or interference.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That no buildings
or structures of any kind shall be constructed or erected
in said portion of said highway or highways after the same
shall have been closed under the provisions of this ordi-
nance until the subsurface structures and appurtenances
over which said buildings or structures are proposed to be
constructed or erected shall have been abandoned or shall
have been removed and relaid in accordance with the
specifications and under the direction of the Director of
Public Works of Baltimore City, and at the expense of the
person or persons or body corporate desiring to erect such
buildings or structures. Railroad tracks shall be taken to be
"structures" within the meaning of this section.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That on and after the
closing of said highway or highways, the said Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, acting through its duly au-
thorized representatives, shall, at all times, have access to
said property and to all subsurface structures and appur-
tenances used by it therein, for the purposes of inspection,
maintenance, repair, alteration, relocation and/or replace-
ment, of any or all of said structures and appurtenances,
and this without permission from or compensation to the
owner or owners of said land.

¥he sa44 Mulberry Street as directed to be cond emn ed
being more particularly described and r e ferred to amon g
the kan4 Records of Baltimore City an4 delineated and
p articularly shewn en a plat num bered 317 A Id A which
was filed in the Office e4 the d epartment ef Assessments

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ORDINANCES 375

sions el Ikk* ordinance, ak sub s urface structures a«4 ae-
purto nances how owned ky tke Mayor h-h4 44tyt Counci l
el r » altiniore 7 s h al l ke aad eenl inuo le be Ike property el
Ike llayeg h+h4 Gity Council el 1 Baltimore, HI lee s i mple,
w+444 Ike a*e thereof skak ke al)andoned ky Ike ^Vkiyer- aed
44ey Council el Baltimore, aed le Ike event Ikal aey person,
fem e-r- corporation shall desire le remove, alter e* later-

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obtain permission a«4 permits therefor from Ike Mayor aed
CHy Council el Baltimore, aed shall le the application ler
such permission aed permits agree le pay ak costs aed
charges el every kind end eate^e made aege ssavy ky etieh
removal, alteration e* interference.

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e* structure s el aey kind shall ke constructed er e r ected In.
said portion el said highway e* highways after Ike s ame
shall have been closed under Ike provisions el tkis ordinance
eeld Ike subsurface structures aed appurtenances eve^
which said buildings &¥ structures a^e proposed le ke
constructed er- erected shall have keen abandoned e* shall

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specifications end under Ike direction el Ike Director el
Public Works el Baltimore City, and el Ike expense el Ike
person e* persons e* body corporate desiring le erect such
buildings er- structures. Railroads tracks shall ke taken le
ke "structures" within Ike moaning el Ikis section.

Seer +7 A*4 ee # further orda ined-, ^Fkat en- aad after
Ike closing el said highway e* highways, Ike said M ayor
aed Gity Council el Baltimore, acting throug h Us ekdy
authorized representatives, shall, el ak times, have access
tesaid property end le ak subsurface structures aed appur
tenancos used hy- it therein, ler- Ike purposes el inspection,
maintenan ce^- repair, alteration, relocation and/or replace
ment, el a-ny er- ak el said structures &&4 appurtenances,

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owner er- owners el said land.

SEC. 5. AND BJE 77 FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THE PROCEEDINGS OF SAID DEPARTMENT OF
ASSESSMENTS, WITH REFERENCE TO THE CON
DEMNATION AND CLOSING OF SAID MULBERRY

376 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 374

STREET AND THE PROCEEDINGS AND RIGHTS
OF ALL PARTIES INTERESTED OR AFFECTED
THEREBY, SHALL BE REGULATED BY, AND BE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH, ANY AND ALL APPLI-
CABLE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 4 OF THE CODE
OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND AND
THE CHARTER OF BALTIMORE CITY (1964 RE-
VISION) AND ANY AND ALL AMENDMENTS
THERETO, AND ANY AND ALL OTHER ACTS OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, AND ANY
AND ALL ORDINANCES OF THE MAYOR AND
CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE, AND ANY AND
ALL RULES OR REGULATIONS IN EFFECT WHICH
HAVE BEEN ADOPTED BY THE DIRECTOR OF
ASSESSMENTS AND FILED WITH THE DEPART-
MENT OF LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE.

SEC. 6. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT
THIS ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE EFFECT FROM
THE DATE OF ITS PASSAGE.

Approved June 14, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 374
(Council No. 715)

An Ordinance granting permission and authority to Mary-
land General Hospital, Inc., a body corporate, to construct,
maintain, and use a one-story enclosed bridgeway above
and across Armory Place, at the northwest corner of
Howard Street and Armory Place.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That permission and authority be and the
same are hereby granted to Maryland General Hospital,
Inc., a body corporate, its successors and assigns, herein-
after referred to as the "grantee", to construct, maintain,
and use at its own cost and expense, for a period not exceed-

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ing 25 \ears, ;m enclosed one-story bridgeway above and
across Armory Place west of Howard Street, which bridg
way shall connect the second floor of the north Bide of the
promises of said grantee, known as No. 827 X. Linden

Avenue located on the west side of Howard Street between
Madison Street and Armory Place with the second floor of
the south side of the premises of said grantee, known as No.
876 N. Howard Street located on the west side of Howard
Street between Armory Place and W. Biddle Street.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That the center line
of said one-story enclosed bridgeway shall be located ap-
proximately 50.87 feet on the north side of Armory Place
and 59.72 feet on the south side of Armory Place west of the
west building line of Howard Street, that said one-st<
enclosed bridgeway shall be approximately 56.47 feet across
Armory Place, and 101.11 feet wide and 16.50 feet high, all
outside measurements and no part of said bridgeway shall
be less than 14 feet above the surface of the bed of Armory
Place.

No woodwork or other combustible materials shall be
used in the construction or maintenance of said one-story
enclosed bridgeway and said structure shall be constructed
in all respects in accordance with the Building Code of
Baltimore City and shall be constructed, completed and
maintained under the supervision and to the satisfaction of
the Commissioner, Department of Housing and Community
Development, of Baltimore City and shall be, at all times
thereafter, subject to regulation and control by the said
Commissioner.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordaim d f That the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore hereby expressly reserves the
right and power at all times to exercise, in the interest of the
public, full municipal superintendence, regulation, and con-
trol in respect to all matters connected with this grant, and
not inconsistent with the terms thereof.

Sec. 1. And be it further ordained , That the franchise
or right granted by this ordinance shall be executed and
enjoyed within six months after the grant.

378 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 374

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That the said
grantee, its successors and assigns, shall maintain the said
one-story enclosed bridgeway in good condition throughout
the full term of this grant, so long as said bridgeway re-
mains in and above said alley.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That the said
grantee, its successors and assigns, shall pay to the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, as compensation for
the franchise or privilege hereby granted, the sum of
TEN DOLLARS ($10.00) per year, payable in ad-
vance during the continuance of this franchise or
privilege, provided, however, that the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, acting by and through the Board of
Estimates, may increase or decrease the franchise charges
payable by the grantee under the provisions hereof by
giving written notice to that effect to the grantee at least
one hundred and fifty (150) days prior to the expiration
of the first five years of the term granted herein, or at the
expiration of any subsequent five- (5-) year period of said
term granted therein, any such increase or decrease of said
franchise charge to be effective as of the beginning of the
next succeeding five- (5-) year period of the term granted
herein.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That noncompliance
at any time or times with any of the terms or conditions of
the grant hereby made shall, at the option of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, operate as a forfeiture of
the same, which shall thereupon be and become void, and
that nothing short of an ordinance of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore shall operate as a waiver of any for-
feiture of the grant hereby made.

Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor of
Baltimore City shall have the right to revoke the rights and
privileges hereby granted at any time or times when, in
his judgment, the public interest, welfare, safety, or con-
venience requires such revocation, and upon written notice
to that effect from the Mayor of Baltimore City served
upon the grantee, its successors or assigns, all such rights
shall cease and determine.

ORDINANCES

Sec. 9, And be it furtht r ordained, That in the event of
any revocation, forfeiture, or termination of the rights and
privileges by this ordinance granted, the said grantee, its
successors and assigns shall, at their expense, promptly
remove said one-story enclosed bridgeway In a manner
satisfactory to the Commissioner, Department of Housing
and Community Development, without any compensation to
the grantee, its successors and assigns.

Sec. 10. And /><• it further ordained, That the said
grantee, its successors and assigns, shall be liable for and
shall indemnify and save harmless the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore from and against any and all suits,
losses, costs, claims, damages, or expenses to which the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore may, from time to
time, be subjected on account of, by reason of, or in any
way resulting from —

(a) the presence, construction, use, operation, mainte-
nance, alteration, repair, location, relocation, or removal of
said one-story enclosed bridgeway ; and

(b) any failure on the part of said grantee, its suc-
cessors and assigns, to perform, promptly and properly, any
of the duties or obligations imposed upon it or them by the
terms and provisions of this ordinance.

Sec. 11. And be it further ordained, That said M
land General Hospital, Inc., its successors or assigns, shall
pay to the City within thirty (30) days after written notice
from the Director of Public Works of Baltimore City of
the amount due, the cost of relocating, strengthening, (>•:
encasing in concrete all subsurface structures belonging to
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore located in said
Armory Place, in or adjacent to the space to be occupied by
said bridgeway, and shall also pay to the City, within
thirty (80) days after written notice from the said Director
of Public Works of the amount due, the cost of relocating
any surface structures belonging to the City made necessary
by the construction of said bridgeway, the judgment of the
Director of Public Works as to the work necessary to safe-
guard said subsurface structures and as to the necessity of
relocating any surface structures to he final.

380 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

Sec. 12. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage, provided,
however, that if the work of constructing the said bridge-
way is begun in advance of the passage and approval of
this ordinance, the franchise charge shall be effective as of
the date of beginning of said construction.

Approved June 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 375
(Council No. 844)

An Ordinance entitled "The Ordinance of Estimates" for the
twelve-month period ending June 30, 1974.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, That the following amounts or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient are hereby appropriated subject to the pro-
visions hereinafter set forth for the purpose of carrying out the
program set forth in the operating budget and projects listed
for capital improvements from the amounts estimated to be
available in the designated funds during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1974:

A. OPERATING BUDGET

ASSESSMENTS, DEPARTMENT OF

154. Assessment Administration

General Fund Appropriation $ 813,599

CIVIC CENTER COMMISSION

540. Civic Center Operation

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,994,412

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

160. Personnel Administration

General Fund Appropriation $ 990,451

ORDINAN* .

163. Administration, Workmen's Compensation
and Accidental Death Benefits
General Fund Appropriation $ 347,250

COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY

170. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 103,992

Special Fund Appropriation $ 509,606

172. Neighborhood Development Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 194,692

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,827,965

173. Unallocated

Special Fund Appropriation $ 500,000

174. Program Development, Evaluation and

Training

General Fund Appropriation $ 41,029

Special Fund Appropriation $ 198,300

322. Comprehensive Health Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 20,000

Special Fund Appropriation $ 3,670,750

395. Children's Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 120,856

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,289,990

396. Family and Community Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 184,983

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,024,029

441. Educational Work Assignments

Special Fund Appropriation $ 3,696,546

442. Neighborhood Youth Corps

Special Fund Appropriation $ 2,307,412

470. Library Services

Special Fund Appropriation $ 43,250

484. Youth Program

Special Fund Appropriation $ 165,485

594. Concentrated Employment Program

General Fund Appropriation $ 341,796

Special Fund Appropriation $ 3,522,641

382 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE

430. Administration of College

General Fund Appropriation ? 658,358

431. Instruction

General Fund Appropriation $ 4,677,466

Special Fund Appropriation $ 670,083

432. Operational Plant Maintenance

General Fund Appropriation $ 816,594

433. Student Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 440,745

Special Fund Appropriation $ 735,578

A revolving fund is hereby authorized to
provide for operation of a Book Store
and Student Activities, the costs of which
are to be recovered from income derived
from sale of books, supplies and student
fees.

436. Harbor Campus

General Fund Appropriation $ 91,419

COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMISSION

156. Development of Inter-Group Relations

General Fund Appropriation $ 437,751

COMPTROLLER, DEPARTMENT OF

130. Executive Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 95,998

131. Audits

General Fund Appropriation $ 648,539

132. Real Estate Acquisition and Management

General Fund Appropriation $ 232,826

134. Tax Sale Property Management

General Fund Appropriation $ 500,000

135. Insurance on City Facilities

General Fund Appropriation $ 995,853

536. Harbor Master

General Fund Appropriation $ 63,158

0RDINAN4 383

538. Markets and Com foil Stations

General Fund Appropriation $ 484,333

006. Municipal Post Office

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for operation of a munici-
pal post office, the costs of which are to
be recovered from using agencies.

COUNCIL, CITY

100. City Legislation

General Fund Appropriation $ 604,429

COUNCIL, OFFICE OF FINANCIAL REVIEW

103. Financial Review

General Fund Appropriation $ 78,528

COURTS

109. Court-Related Psychiatric Evaluation

General Fund Appropriation $ 130,000

444k Supremo Bench

General Fund x\ppropriation $ 1,137,25 8

110. SUPREME BENCH

GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION .. $ 4,086,760
Special Fund Appropriation $ 328,830

112. Orphans' Court

General Fund Appropriation $ 60,618

COURTS-RELATED (STATE'S ATTORNEY)

115. Prosecution of Criminals

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,039,372

Special Fund Appropriation $ 822,578

COURTS-RELATED (SHERIFF'S OFFICE)

118. Sheriff Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 710,698

DISASTER CONTROL AND CIVIL DEFENSE, OFFICE OF

220. Disaster Planning

General Fund Appropriation $ 176,017

384 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

577. Economic Development

General Fund Appropriation $ 123,586

EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF

400. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 3,587,259

Special Fund Appropriation $ 333,236

401. Instructional Services

General Fund Appropriation $104,925,477

PROVIDED THAT OF THE FORE-
GOING GENERAL FUND APPRO-
PRIATION NOT LESS THAN AN
AVERAGE OF $24.07 PER PUPIL
(FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT) SHALL
BE AVAILABLE FOR INSTRUC-
TIONAL MATERIALS AND SUP-
PLIES AND SAID AMOUNT SHALL
NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR ANY
OTHER PURPOSE.

Special Fund Appropriation $ 14,006,988

402. Pupil Personnel Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 6,272,507

Special Fund Appropriation $ 670,148

403. Pupil Transportation Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 534,792

Special Fund Appropriation $ 5,479,770

404. Plant Operation Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 21,538,580

Special Fund Appropriation $ 167,125

405. Plant Maintenance Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 6,359,543

Special Fund Appropriation $ 4,563

406. Food Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 473,673

Special Fund Appropriation $ 15,064,738

407. Student Body Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 765,629

Special Fund Appropriation $ 555

ORDINANCES 385

408. School Community Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 884,496

Special Fund Appropriation $ -1.800

409. Building Code Violation Corrections

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,357,000

411. Special Education — Instructional Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 12,695,620

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,155,787

421. Debt Service

General Fund Appropriation $ 23,030,044

ELECTIONS, SUPERVISORS OF

180. Voter Registration and Conduct of Elections

General Fund Appropriation ? 510,117

EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

152. Administration, Employees' Retirement
System
General Fund Appropriation $ 815,739

FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF

140. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation § 76,401

141. Budget and Management Research

General Fund Appropriation $ 583,362

142. Accounting Systems and Operations

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,454,953

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for accounting services
of the Mobile Equipment Program, the
costs of which are to be recovered from
using agencies.

143. Collections and Receipts

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,357,708

144. Purchasing

General Fund Appropriation $ 803,678

386 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

145. Warehousing

General Fund Appropriation $ 913,332

147. Management Information Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,954,746

004. Warehousing Automotive Parts

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for centralized automo-
tive warehousing and inventory, the
costs of which are to be recovered from
using agencies.

005. Reproduction and Printing

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for operation of a munic-
ipal duplicating service, the costs of
which are to be recovered from using
agencies.

FIRE, DEPARTMENT OF

210. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 636,263

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 951,443

211. Training

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 382,103

212. Fire Suppression

General Fund Appropriation $ 4,111,124

Federal Revenue Sharing (1st Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 843,711

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 3,099,516

Federal Revenue Sharing (3rd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 13,131,300

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 8,449,786

213. Fire Prevention

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 647,158

ORDINANCES 387

214. Ambulance Service

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant
Period) Appropriation $ 1,686,468

215. Fire Alarm and Communications

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 1,068,926

217. Equipment Maintenance

Federal Revenue Sharing (2nd Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 619,299

219. Non-Actuarial Retirement Benefits

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,144,229

HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF

300. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,311,374

Special Fund Appropriation $ 46,900

301. Research and Planning

General Fund Appropriation $ 193.055

302. Environmental Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,883,533

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,718,886

303. Special Purpose Grants

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,500,000

304. Preventive Medical Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,065,042

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,222,750

305. Child Health Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 907,471

Special Fund Appropriation $ 5,054,383

306. Nursing Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 3,157,675

Special Fund Appropriation $ 24,164

307. Mental Health Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,175,420

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,371,135

388 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

309. Medical Care

General Fund Appropriation $ 211,495

Special Fund Appropriation $ 483,144

311. Special Home Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 606,294

Special Fund Appropriation $ 66,358

HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION,
COMMISSION FOR

570. Preservation of Historic Places

General Fund Appropriation $ 29,162

HOSPITALS, DEPARTMENT OF

335. Administrative Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,269,056

336. Fiscal Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,639,649

337. General Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 3,366,974

A revolving fund is hereby authorized to
provide for operation of an employees
cafeteria, the costs of which are to be re-
covered from income derived from sale
of meals.

338. Physician Housing

General Fund Appropriation $ 119,640

339. Nursing Service

General Fund Appropriation $ 5,816,596

340. Professional Care of Patients

General Fund Appropriation $ 7,851,528

341. Outpatient Care

General Fund Appropriation $ 924,403

343. Grants and Special Projects

Special Fund Appropriation $ 2,217,619

A revolving fund is hereby authorized to
provide for the receipt of funds donated
by civic groups and individuals, and for

ORDINANCES 389

the expenditure thereof for special hospi-
tal projects.

347. Long Term Care

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,991,668

008. Central Laundry Facility

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for operation of a central
laundry service, the costs of which are to
be recovered from using agencies.

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
DEPARTMENT OF

177. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 4,511,457

260. Construction and Building Inspection

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,960,916

581. Planning

General Fund Appropriation $ 459,606

582. Land Development

General Fund Appropriation $ 211,148

583. Neighborhood Development

General Fund Appropriation $ 3,124,262

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,103,965

584. Charles Center Inner Harbor Management

Special Fund Appropriation $ 549,675

586. Relocation

General Fund Appropriation $ 62,651

JAIL BOARD

2&& Caro fH*4 Cu. --. tody e£ Prisoner. - - .

Gonoral Fund Appropriation £ 6,7 H.: > ~ » t' .

290. CARE AND CUSTODY OF PRISONERS

GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION .. $ 6,598,356
Special Fund Appropriation $ 89,000

080. Jail Commissary

A revolving fund is hereby authorized to
provide for operation of a Commissary

390 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

for inmates and jail personnel, the costs
of which are to be recovered from income
derived from Commissary sales.

LAW, DEPARTMENT OF

175. Legal Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,975,813

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for a self-insurance pro-
gram covering automotive equipment
and police animal liability, the costs of
which will be recovered from using agen-
cies.

LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE, DEPARTMENT OF

106. Legislative Reference Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 136,151

107. Records Management

General Fund Appropriation $ 94,772

LIBRARY, ENOCH PRATT FREE

450. Administrative and Technical Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 900,759

452. Extension Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 3,739,384

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 199,640

453. State Library Resource Center

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,448,647

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 245,360

454. Special Fund Services

Special Fund Appropriation $ 250,525

LIQUOR LICENSE COMMISSIONERS,
BOARD OF

250. Liquor Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 314,640

ORDINANCES 391

MAYORALTY

125. Executive Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 451,829

MAYORALTY-RELATED

120. Legislative Task Force

General Fund Appropriation $ 42,577

121. Contingent Fund

General Fund Appropriation $ 500,000

Vj L IlL J it I x 1 1 1 III jf \. ( J | Jl O |J 1 liltlOll Tp A ;UJO I j OUU

122. MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL EXPENSES

GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION .. $ 282,600

223. Community Justice Self-Help Grants

General Fund Appropriation $ 30,000

Special Fund Appropriation $ 710,000

224. Mayor's Coordinating Council on Criminal

Justice

General Fund Appropriation $ 344,900

Special Fund Appropriation $ 4,088,793

225. Safety

General Fund Appropriation $ 60,805

324. Aging and Retirement Education

General Fund Appropriation $ 900,945

Special Fund Appropriation $ 91,587

A revolving fund is hereby authorized to
provide for food and operational supplies
of the Waxter Center Cafeteria, the costs
of which will be recovered from income
derived from the sale of meals.

385. Health and Welfare Grants

General Fund Appropriation $ 77,869

446. Educational Grants

General Fund Appropriation $ 114,520

492. Cultural Grants

General Fund Appropriation $ 524,801

392 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

573. Baltimore Industrial Development
Corporation
General Fund Appropriation $ 150,000

590. Civic Promotion

General Fund Appropriation $ 240,244

Special Fund Appropriation $ 50,000

119. Community Center Administration

General Fund Appropriation $ 260,089

128. Labor Relations

General Fund Appropriation $ 71,451

Special Fund Appropriation $ 67,875

378. Summer Lunches

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,000,000

572. Telecommunications Coordination

General Fund Appropriation $ 80,000

597. Baltimore Urban Corps

General Fund Appropriation $ 54,390

Special Fund Appropriation $ 180,000

598. Manpower Planning

General Fund Appropriation $ 28,515

Special Fund Appropriation $ 392,844

600. Job Corps Services

Special Fund Appropriation $ 210,525

601. Public Employment Section 5 Grant

Special Fund Appropriation $ 2,080,990

602. Public Employment Section 6 Grant

General Fund Appropriation $ 15,500

Special Fund Appropriation $ 2,381,477

MAYORALTY-RELATED (MODEL CITIES)

126. Administration

Special Fund Appropriation $ 2,640,335

157. Community Relations

Special Fund Appropriation $ 852,765

296. Corrections

Special Fund Appropriation $ 132,310

ORDINANCES 393

326. Health

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,137,777

376. Social Services

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,878,950

426. Education

Special Fund Appropriation $ 852,644

496. Recreation

Special Fund Appropriation $ 690,670

526. Neighborhood Sanitation Services

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,179,331

576. Economic Development

Special Fund Appropriation $ 221,837

578. Housing

Special Fund Appropriation $ 453,077

596. Manpower

Special Fund Appropriation $ 745,888

MAYOR'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON
SMALL BUSINESS

575. Liaison with Small Business

General Fund Appropriation $ 30,800

MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION

165. Minimum Wage Enforcement

General Fund Appropriation $ 120,944

MUSEUM OF ART

489. Operation of Museum of Art

General Fund Appropriation $ 825,613

MUSEUM, MUNICIPAL

490. Municipal Museum

General Fund Appropriation $ 113,790

OFF-STREET PARKING COMMISSION

579. Development of Off-Street Parking Facilities

General Fund Appropriation $ 292,917

394 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

PLANNING, DEPARTMENT OF

187. City Planning

General Fund Appropriation $ 992,806

Special Fund Appropriation $ 320,000

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 145,757

POLICE, DEPARTMENT OF

2Q&- Administrative Direction an4 Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 7,335,012

200. ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTION AND

CONTROL
GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION $ 7,285,012

201. General Patrol

General Fund Appropriation $ 34,556,389

Special Fund Appropriation $ 1,878,935

202. Investigations

General Fund Appropriation $ 6,129,097

Special Fund Appropriation $ 25,712

203. Traffic

Special Fund Appropriation $ 108,601

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 4,932,768

204. Services Bureau

General Fund Appropriation $ 7,498,429

Special Fund Appropriation $ 602,850

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 533,563

205. Non-Actuarial Retirement Benefits

General Fund Appropriation $ 8,413,470

POST MORTEM EXAMINERS

238. Investigation of Sudden or Violent Death

General Fund Appropriation $ 538,871

PUBLIC WORKS, DEPARTMENT OF

190. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 916,717

191. Survey Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,449,153

ORDINANCES 395

193. Public Building Management

General Fund Appropriation $ 3,121,335

195. Abandoned Vehicles

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 895,246

240. Animal Shelter

General Fund Appropriation $ 466,435

241. Materials, Weights and Measures Testing

General Fund Appropriation $ 755,252

242. Public Building Construction Inspection

General Fund Appropriation $ 304,489

243. Highway, Bridge and Utility Construction

Inspection

General Fund Appropriation $ 309,239

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 432,612

500. Street Lighting

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 5,508,399

501. Public Streets, Bridges and Highways

General Fund Appropriation $ 270,686

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 7,302,367

503. Highway Engineering

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 8,156,493

515. Refuse Collection

General Fund Appropriation $ 6,387,875

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 6,676,592

516. Refuse Disposal

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,680,837

518. Maintenance and Repair of Storm Water

System
General Fund Appropriation $ 1,520,549

519. Storm Water Control

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 1,927,187

544. Maintenance and Repair of Sanitary Systems

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,707,198

546. Water Distribution, Water Meters and
Investigation
General Fund Appropriation $ 4,605,845

396 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

548. Conduits

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,268,652

550. Waste Disposal (Sanitary) Collection and
Treatment
General Fund Appropriation $ 8,317,551

552. Water Supply System

General Fund Appropriation $ 13,296,844

561. Consumer Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,742,405

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 353,905

004. Mobile Equipment

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for operation of a central
garage and equipment service, the costs
of which are to be recovered from using
agencies.

007. Central Properties Repair

A working capital fund is hereby author-
ized to provide for operation of a central
mechanical repair service, the costs of
which are to be recovered from using
agencies.

RECREATION AND PARKS, DEPARTMENT OF

471. Administrative Direction and Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,717,877

473. Municipal Concerts and Other Musical Events

General Fund Appropriation $ 89,937

478. General Park Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 5,164,421

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 679,795

479. Special Park Facilities

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,836,509

Special Fund Appropriation $ 145,000

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 45,100

ORDINANCES 397

480. Regular Recreational Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 6,553,720

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 90,000

482. Supplementary Recreational Services

Special Fund Appropriation $ 658,600

A revolving fund is hereby authorized
to provide for the receipt of funds from
sports franchise charges and various
private activities such as community
dances, and for expenditures thereof for
recreation purposes not supported by City
appropriation.

505. Street Trees

General Fund Appropriation $ 498,007

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 100,000

SOCIAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF

359. Supportive Service Agencies

General Fund Appropriation $ 6,350,872

365. Public Assistance

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,943,293

Special Fund Appropriation $143,529,105

367. Welfare Clinic

General Fund Appropriation $ 69,388

368. Special Projects — Delinquent Children

General Fund Appropriation $ 270,897

Special Fund Appropriation $ 857,882

369. CylburnHome

General Fund Appropriation $ 289,114

370. Day Care for Children

General Fund Appropriation $ 9,950

Special Fund Appropriation $ 3,834,409

371. Food Stamp Administration

General Fund Appropriation $ 778,843

Special Fund Appropriation $ 293,126

398 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

374. Emergency Services

General Fund Appropriation $ 1,200

Special Fund Appropriation $ 214,064

TRANSIT AND TRAFFIC, DEPARTMENT OF

230. Administrative Direction and Control

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 608,274

231. Traffic Planning and Engineering

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 666,046

232. Metered Parking Control

General Fund Appropriation $ 367,666

233. Traffic Signs and Street Markings

Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 954,793

234. Construction and Maintenance of Traffic

Signals
Motor Vehicle Fund Appropriation $ 1,589,534

TREASURER, DEPARTMENT OF

150. Treasury Management

General Fund Appropriation $ 2,756,486

WAR MEMORIAL COMMISSION

487. Operation of War Memorial Building

General Fund Appropriation $ 94,362

ZONING APPEALS, BOARD OF MUNICIPAL AND

i&£r Zoning, 3?ax an4 Othor Appeals

Conoral Fund Appropriation $ 181,748

185. ZONING, TAX AND OTHER APPEALS

GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION $ 174,248

B. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

AVIATION, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ (59,000)

ORDINANCES 399

BOARD OF ESTIMATES

Construction Reserve

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ (11,000)

CIVIC CENTER COMMISSION

Construction Reserve

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation 8 -Vj.OOO

PROVIDED THAT THE SPECIAL
FUND REVENUE SHARING AP-
PRIATION HEREIN MADE IS FOR
ROOF REPAIR IN THE CIVIC CEN-
TER.

COMPTROLLER, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

City General Fund Appropriation $ 537,000

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 358,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
APPROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJ-
ECTS:

PIER AND STREET END IMPROVEMENTS

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

BELAIR MARKET RENOVATION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

HOLLINS MARKET RENOVATION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

LAFAYETTE MARKET MINOR MODERNIZA-
TION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 26,000

400 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

NORTHEAST MARKET MINOR MODERNIZA-
TION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 18,000

CROSS STREET MARKET MINOR MODERNI-
ZATION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 34,000

BROADWAY MARKET MINOR MODERNIZA-
TION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHAR-
ING APPROPRIATION $ 30,000

EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 30,000

State Grant Fund Appropriation $ 31,047,000

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 15,754,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

A. MODERNIZATION PROGRAM

BOILER REPLACEMENT

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 929,000

HEATING SYSTEM FUEL OIL CONVERSION
OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,130,000

TOILET RENOVATIONS AT VARIOUS
SCHOOLS

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 230,000

RE-ROOFING OF SCHOOLS— VARIOUS
OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 493,000

GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT— RESURFACING
OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 84,000

ORDINANCES 401

GROUNDS IMPROVEMENT-
SAFETY SURFACES

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

FUEL OIL TANK INSTALLATION
OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 147,000

B. CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

#147 ELEMENTARY RELIEF SCHOOL
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (451,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 448,000

#39 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (468,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 796,000

#152 ELEMENTARY REPLACEMENT
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 75,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 300,000

COLDSPRING NEW TOWN #1
ELEMENTARY FACILITIES

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 90,000

DUNBAR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL #414—
EQUIPMENT

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 887,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 222,000

#225 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATION
AND ADDITION

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (439,000)

402 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 116,000

#220 REPLACEMENT

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 118,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 90,000

SPECIAL PROGRAM REPLACEMENT #1 AND 1A
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 189,000

SOUTHERN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, #70
STATE GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 390,000

NORTHEAST AREA ELEMENTARY
RELIEF SCHOOL

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 3,245,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 610,000

RUHRAH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #228
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 2,508,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 84,000 *

#13 TENCH TILGHAM RENOVATION
AND ADDITION

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 137,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

INNER HARBOR WEST PRIMARY CENTER #1
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 909,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 129,000-

DUNBAR MIDDLE SCHOOL

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 288,000

ORDINANCES 103

LIBERTY HEIGHTS AREA RELIEF #1-A
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,325,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 544,000

PARK HEIGHTS RELIEF #2

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 162,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 750,000

#177 SPECIAL CURRICULUM JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 3,515,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 334,000

#83 WILLIAM PACA RENOVATION AND
ADDITION

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 2,708,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 92,000

WINDOW REPLACEMENTS SCHOOLS #2
AND #236

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 180,000

ELECTRICAL MODERNIZATION SCHOOL
#18,112,410,13

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 95,000

#3 WILLIAM PATTERSON JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL REPLACEMENT

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 2,817,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 557,000

#6 WILLIAM FELL ELEMENTARY
RENOVATION

STATE GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 56,000

404 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

#23 GENERAL GEORGE WOLFE
ELEMENTARY REPLACEMENT
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 913,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 105,000

PARK HEIGHTS AREA RELIEF MINI
SCHOOL #5

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION f (297,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 586,000

PARK HEIGHTS AREA RELIEF MINI
SCHOOL #14

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (296,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 680,000

LIBERTY HEIGHTS AREA RELIEF #1-D
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,325,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 544,000

INNER HARBOR WEST PRIMARY CENTER#2
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 909,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 129,000

INNER HARBOR WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 3,382,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 753,000

ELLWOOD PARK MINI SCHOOL #65
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,629,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 202,000

ORDINANCES 105

#405 ALL WEATHER RUNNING TRACK
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 52,000

ALL WEATHER RUNNING TRACK-
SCHOOL #400

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 52,000

#408 CITY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
RENOVATION

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 414,000

#142 REPLACEMENT

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 119,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 100,000

SCHOOLS #100, #138, #140 REPLACEMENT
STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 3,165,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,109,000

LOCKER /SHOWER ROOM RENOVATIONS
AT SCHOOLS #42 AND #56

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 200,000

ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT AT SCHOOLS
#90,404,406

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 90,000

CAFETERIA MODERNIZATION

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

UNIVENTS AND CONTROLS VARIOUS
SCHOOLS

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,694,000

#13 RELIEF SCHOOL

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,709,000

406 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 552,000

DUNBAR MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER
CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 30,000

FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS SCHOOLS
#236,213,48

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS SCHOOLS
#52,211,301

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS SCHOOLS
#69,203,50

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

FIRE, DEPARTMENT OF
■

Construction Reserve

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 200,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING APPROPRIATION OF $200,000
LOAN FUNDS TO THE FIRE DE-
PARTMENT IS FOR THE OLD
TOWN AREA CONSOLIDATED FIRE
HOUSE.

FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ 333,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT AP-
PROPRIATION HAS BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS :

CENTRAL WAREHOUSE (PARCEL
POST BUILDING) $ 33,000

ORDINANCES 407

OLD MAIN POST OFFICE
BUILDING $ 300,000

HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ 60,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-

»ING MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION OF
$60,000 TO THE HEALTH DEPART-
MENT IS FOR CHERRY HILL MULTI-
PURPOSE CENTER, SITE ACQUI-
SITION.

HOSPITALS, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 717,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION HEREIN
MADE IS FOR THE FOLLOWING
SPECIFIC PROJECTS:

MODERNIZE 'A' BUILDING

ELEVATORS $ 99,000

UTILITY REHABILITATION $ 126,000

MODERNIZATION OF 'B' BUILDING

NORTH $ 382,000

MAINTENANCE SHOP $ 45,000

HIGH EFFICIENCY COLLECTORS

ON BOILERS $ 30,000

CRISIS CLINIC 'B' BUILDING,

SOUTH $ 35,000

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve — HCD

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ (649,000)

408 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ (6,967,000)

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 41,015,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING APPROPRIATION AND DEAP-
PROPRIATION OF CAPITAL FUNDS
TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUS-
ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOP-
MENT ARE MADE TO IMPLE-
MENT THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS
AS SPECIFIED ON PAGES 379
THROUGH 386 INCLUSIVE OF THE
BUDGET DOCUMENT ACCOM-
PANYING THE PROPOSED 1974
ORDINANCE OF ESTIMATES.

MADISON PARK SOUTH RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (535,000)

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 461,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 75,000

CHARLES CENTER RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 12,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (4,149,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 517,000

MOUNT ROYAL RENEWAL PROJECT
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,200,000

INNER HARBOR I RENEWAL

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (3,000,000)

INNER HARBOR WEST RENEWAL PROJECT
OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 2,549,000

MOUNT WINANS RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (209,000)

ORDINANCES 109

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (439,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 464,000

UPTON RENEWAL PROJECT

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,691,000

OLDTOWN RENEWAL PROJECT

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (1,000,000)

SMALL CLEARANCE PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (945,000)

INNER HARBOR EAST RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,465,000

WASHINGTON HILL

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (400,000)

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (1,300,000)

RESERVOIR HILL

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (200,000)

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (1,550,000)

MOUNT VERNON RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (1,014,000)

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (281,000)

POPPLETON HOLLINS

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (1,190,000)

PARK HEIGHTS RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 512,000

410 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

INNER CITY AREA RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 300,000

OUTER CITY AREA RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 645,000

METRO CENTER RENEWAL PROJECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 232,000

HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND PROGRAM
OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 40,000,000

RESERVE FOR CONSTRUCTION
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (512,000)

Construction Reserve — NDP

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ 12,000,000

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 103,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING APPROPRIATIONS OF $12,103,-
000 TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DE-
VELOPMENT ARE APPROPRIATED
TO NDP UNALLOTTED FOR IM-
PLEMENTATION OF THE FIVE
PROJECTS AS SPECIFIED ON
PAGES 387 THROUGH 389 OF THE
BUDGET DOCUMENT ACCOM-
PANYING THE PROPOSED 1974 OR-
DINANCE OF ESTIMATES.

JAIL BOARD

Construction Reserve

State Grant Appropriation $ 153,000

LIBRARY, ENOCH PRATT FREE

Construction Reserve

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 624,000

PROVIDED THAT THE CITY LOAN
FUND APPROPRIATION HEREIN

ORDINANCES 111

MADE TO THE ENOCH PRATT FREE
LIBRARY IS FOR THE FOLLOWING
PROJECTS:

CENTRAL LIBRARY BUILDING .... $ 314,000

INNER CITY LIBRARY SERVICES $ 310,000

MAYORALTY

Construction Reserve

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 1,435,000

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ 21,000.000

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ 2,750,000

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 2,000,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFORE-
GOING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
APPROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJ-
ECTS:

NORWEGIAN SEAMANS HOME MULTI-
PURPOSE CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 115,000

SOUTHEAST BALTIMORE MULTI-
PURPOSE CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 375,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 375,000

LOWER PARK HEIGHTS MULTI-PURPOSE
CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,000,000

SOUTH BALTIMORE MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 375,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 375,000

412 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

UPTON MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,000,000

FT. HOLABIRD ACQUISITION AND
DEVELOPMENT

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT

APPROPRIATION $ 13,500,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,500,000

SETON INSTITUE ACQUISITION AND
DEVELOPMENT

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT

APPROPRIATION $ 7,500,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

CHERRY HILL MULTI-PURPOSE CENTER-
PHASE II

CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

OFF-STREET PARKING COMMISSION

Construction Reserve

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 2,700,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING LOAN FUND APPROPRIATION
HAS BEEN MADE FOR THE FOL-
LOWING PROJECTS :

COMMUNITY COLLEGE INNER

HARBOR CAMPUS PARKING $ 2,000,000

PRATT LIBRARY PARKING

GARAGE $ 700,000

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Construction Reserve

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 200,000

ORDINANCES 413

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ (110,000)

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING APPROPRIATION AND DEAP-
PROPRIATION TO THE POLICE DE-
PARTMENT IS FOR A STABLE
FACILITY WITH DIVISION HEAD-
QUARTERS.

PUBLIC WORKS, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve — Alley Paving

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 500,000

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 500,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECT :

PAVING ALLEYS— VARIOUS LOCATIONS
SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

Construction Reserve — Footway Paving

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 50,000

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 100,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECT:

FOOTWAY PAVING— VARIOUS LOCATIONS
SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 100,000

Construction Reserve — General Services

City General Fund Appropriation $ 950,000

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ 7,500,000

414 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 232,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

COURT HOUSE RENOVATION

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 25,000

CITY HALL

CITY GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 950,000

COURT HOUSE EXTERIOR

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICE SPACE

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT
APPROPRIATION $ 7,500,000

EXTERIOR LIGHTING VARIOUS BUILDINGS
OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 57,000

MAINTENANCE SHOP BUILDING OPERA-
TION AND MAINTENANCE DIVISION
OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 80,000

Construction Reserve — Highways

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 100,000

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KyVVL lv/ UT C? j7cl I IIIITJII t xJ A 1 I tlTIDpUl DwvXvXl X3TTCTTT

Appropriation § 9,231,000

STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANS-
PORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 9,171,000

Federal Grant Appropriation $ 2,509,000

State Grant Appropriation $ 3,000,000

Motor Vehicle Revenue $ 1,081,000

415

Other Special Fund Appropriation $ 506,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

HIGHWAYS TO BE PAVED IN AGREEMENT
WITH BUILDERS

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 416,000

BRADDISH AVENUE (SCATTERED
HOUSING SITES)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 125,000

WABASH AVENUE (SEQUOIA TO BELLE)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 95,000

CATON AVENUE (BENSON TO WILKINS)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 331,000

PENNINGTON AVENUE BRIDGE AND
APPROACHES

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 600,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 1,400,000

COLDSPRINGLANE (JONES FALLS
EXPRESSWAY TO GREENSPRING)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

HAVEN STREET (LOMBARD STREET TO
MONUMENT STREET)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 250,000

41G ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 250,000

HIGHWAY SAFETY IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS (TOPICS)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 211,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 211,000

GEORGETOWN ROAD (CATON AVENUE TO
DESOTO ROAD)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 661,000

INNER HARBOR ONE— STREET
IMPROVEMENTS

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 810,000

LEXINGTON STREET MALL
IMPROVEMENTS

OTHER SPECIAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 90,000

HOLLINS FERRY ROAD— MT. WINANS
RENEWAL AREA

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 240,000

INNER HARBOR WEST (HCD PROJECT)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 200,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 200,000

MADISON STREET EXTENSION INTO
MCCULLOH STREET

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 159,000

ORDINANCES 417

CANTON AREA— PHASE II

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION S 400,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION f 348,000

WINDSOR MILL ROAD (CRIMEA TO
WETHEREDSVILLE ROAD)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 672,000

HARFORD ROAD (ORLEANS TO MADISON)
STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 100,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION ? 100,000

EAST FALLS AVENUE

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION S 1,700,000

WINDSOR MILL ROAD (WETHEREDSVILLE
TO GWYNNS FALLS)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 25,000

BLOOMFIELD AVENUE— RECONSTRUCTION
AND PAVING

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 165,000

BRADDISH AVENUE— RECONSTRUCTION
AND PAVING

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 235,000

PRESIDENT STREET

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 172,000

418 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

SARATOGA STREET (2100 BLOCK)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 155,000

MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE (LANVALE TO
NORTH)

MOTOR VEHICLE REVENUE $ 550,000

CENTRE STREET (ST. PAUL TO GUILFORD
AVENUE— HCD PROJECT)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 43,000

HARMAN AVENUE (PACA STREET TO
HOLLINS FERRY ROAD)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 90,000

HOLLINS FERRY ROAD TO 1st ALLEY
NORTH OF PIERPOINT

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 11,000

PIERPOINT STREET (B&O RAILROAD TO
HARMAN AVENUE— HCD PROJECT)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 32,000

PUGET STREET SCHOOL YARD TO HOLLINS
FERRY ROAD (HCD PROJECT)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 37,000

NORTH AVENUE (MADISON AVENUE TO
MT. ROYAL AVENUE— HCD PROJECT)

MOTOR VEHICLE REVENUE $ 531,000

CONSTRUCTION— MAJOR
RECONSTRUCTION

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

ORDINANCES

FALLS ROAD (MARYLAND AVENUE TO

129TH STREET)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 100,000

FORDS LANE (REISTERSTOWN ROAD TO
PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

CEDAR AVENUE BRIDGE OVER FALLS
ROAD

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 100,000

BICYCLE TRAILS

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE SHARING

APPROPRIATION $ 100,000

FAIRFIELD STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
INCLUDING FAIRFIELD

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

EAST END OF 33RD STREET TO SINCLAIR
LANE (STUDY)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

ACCESS ROADS TO PATAPSCO WASTE
WATER TREATMENT PLANT (STUDY)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 35,000

20TH STREET (700 BLOCK— SOUTH SIDE)

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 67,000

420 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

MAJOR RESURFACING— VARIOUS
LOCATIONS

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 2,500,000

COMMUNITY STREET REHABILITATION
PROGRAM— VARIOUS LOCATIONS

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN
APPROPRIATION $ 500,000

Construction Reserve — Interstate

State Department of Transportation Loan

Appropriation $ 41,507,000

Federal Grant Appropriation $178,101,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

FISH MARKET FUNCTIONAL REPLACEMENT
STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 110,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 990,000

ANIMAL SHELTER FUNCTIONAL REPLACEMENT
STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 108,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 492,000

RESERVE FOR CONSTRUCTION— INTERSTATE
SYSTEM

STATE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION LOAN

APPROPRIATION $ 41,289,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $176,619,000

Construction Reserve — Street Lighting

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 1,200,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING LOAN FUND APPROPRIATION

ORDINANCES 121

MADE IS FOR SODIUM VAPOR
STREET LIGHTING CONSTRUC-
TION RESERVE

Construction Reserve — Storm Water

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ 1,500,000

County Grant Fund Appropriation $ 300,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

MAIDENS CHOICE RUN RELIEF DRAIN
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1.500,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 300,000

LAKEWOOD AVENUE STREEPER STREET
RELIEF DRAIN

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 2,188,000

BIDDISON RUN RELIEF DRAIN
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,500,000

EROSION CONTROL PROJECTS
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 400,000

CONSTRUCTION RESERVE— STORM
DRAINAGE

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (4,088,000)

Construction Reserve — Utility Operations

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 1,000,000

City General Fund Appropriation $ 250,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATION HAS BEEN MADE
FOR THE RESOURCE FACILITY

Construction Reserve — Waste Water

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ (127,0u0)

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ 12,485,000

422 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

State Grant Fund Appropriation $ 5,675,000

County Grant Fund Appropriation $ 3,886,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

CONSTRUCTION RESERVE— WASTE WATER
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION S (1,595,000)

SECONDARY TREATMENT FACILITIES
AT PATAPSCO WASTE WATER
TREATMENT PLANT

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 900,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 12,485,000

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 5,675,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 3,640,000

WINDOWS AND DOORS— MECHANICAL
SCREEN BUILDING

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 44,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 23,000

POINTING BUILDINGS— BACK RIVER
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 161,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 86,000

VACUUM FILTER REPLACEMENT—

PATAPSCO WASTE WATER TREATMENT
PLANT

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION S 30,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

423

VACUUM FILTER REPLACEMENT-
BACK RIVER

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION | 188,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION 87,000

CLEARWATER DISCONNECT
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION f 200.(m»o

Construction Reserve — Water Supply

Q&* ^a** 4Aw4 A ppropriation $ 1,150,000

County Grant Fund Appropriation $ 713,000

TU" I Tr7TT UVl I T 7 1 1 't\ \j Hv ITU TT il I L I IL.71.I \J [ '* JT

Othe r Special £»»4 Appropriation $ 50,000

Mayor a-n4 Q&y Council ftea4 Property

Federal torn* Ptw4 Appropriation $ 30,000

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 1,150,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 713,000

OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL

REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT

APPROPRIATION § 50,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 30,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

CENTRALIZATION AND AUTOMATION OF
WATER SYSTEM

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ (213,000)

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 163.000

424 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

MAIN CLEANING PROGRAM
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 250,000

COUNTY GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 250,000

BUILDER'S MAINS AND WATER SERVICES
OTHER SPECIAL FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

METER INSTALLATION

CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 900,000

CONSTRUCTION RESERVE, WATER SUPPLY
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 213,000

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL

REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT

APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 30,000

PROVIDED FURTHER, THAT NO
PART OF THE APPROPRIATION OF
$7,500,000 OF MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL REAL PROPERTY AC-
COUNT FUNDS TO THE DEPART-
MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR
"NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICE SPACE"
SHALL BE SPENT UNTIL THE CITY
COUNCIL HAS RECEIVED A PLAN
OUTLINING THE LOCATION, EX-
TENT, NATURE AND ESTIMATED
COST OF THE FACILITIES TO BE
BUILT AND/OR ACQUIRED FOR
SUCH SPACE.

RECREATION AND PARKS, DEPARTMENT OF
Construction Reserve — Parks

City General Fund Appropriation $ 150,000

Mayor and City Council Real Property

Account Appropriation $ 39,000

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ 595,000

State Grant Fund Appropriation $ 720,000

tDINANCES 126

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 250,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

HISTORIC PARK DEVELOPMENT
FEDERAL GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 300,000

RENOVATION OF CONSERVATORY IN
DRUID HILL PARK

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY CITY WIDE
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL

REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNT

APPROPRIATION $ 39,000

STATE GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 720,000

SECURITY AND FACILITY LIGHTING-
CITY WIDE

FEDERAL GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 100,000 i

DRUID HILL PARK AND ZOO MASTER PLAN
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

RENOVATION— HARLEM SQUARE
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 70,000

CLIFTON DIVISION SERVICE BUILDING
SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

UNION SQUARE RENOVATION

FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 75,000

LEXINGTON STREET MALL

CITY GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

426 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

MODERNIZATION OF FIVE POOL FILTRATION
SYSTEMS

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

Construction Reserve — Recreation

City Loan Fund Appropriation $ 4,060,000

Federal Grant Fund Appropriation $ 500,000

State Grant Fund Appropriation $ 150,000

Federal Revenue Sharing (4th Grant

Period) Appropriation $ 265,000

PROVIDED THAT THE AFOREGO-
ING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AP-
PROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:

SWIMMING POOLS THROUGHOUT CITY
CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 1,000,000

LIGHTING AND RESURFACING EXISTING
PLAYGROUNDS

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 50,000

PLAYGROUNDS THROUGHOUT CITY
SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 200,000

CITY SPRINGS PLAYFIELD DEVELOPMENT
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 250,000

ELLWOOD PLAYGROUND RECREATION
CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 200,000

CURTIS BAY RECREATION CENTER
KITCHEN ADDITION

SPECIAL FUND REVENUE

SHARING APPROPRIATION $ 15,000

INNER HARBOR WEST SCHOOL

RECREATION CENTER AND PLAYFIELD
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 400,000

127

LAURENS STBIGKEB PLAYFIELD
FEDERAL GRANT FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 250,000

PENNSYLVANIA -ROBERT RECREATION
CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 370,000

FANNIE L. BARBOUR RECREATION
CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 800,000

HARFORD— OLIVER RECREATION
FACILITIES

CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 370,000

LAURENS— STRICKER RECREATION
CENTER

CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 370,000

EAST HIGHLANDTOWN RECREATION
CENTER— PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 22
CITY LOAN FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 190,000

ARMISTEAD GARDENS RECREATION
CENTER— PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 243
CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 190,000

CONSTRUCTION DIVISION AND BUREAU OF
RECREATION SHOP BUILDING
STATE GRANT FUND
APPROPRIATION $ 150,000

COLDSPRING RECREATION CENTER
R1SVOVATIONS

CITY LOAN FUND

APPROPRIATION $ 170.000

428 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 375

TRANSIT AND TRAFFIC, DEPARTMENT OF

Construction Reserve

Motor Vehicle Revenue $ 85,000

PROVIDED THAT THE CAPITAL
IMPROVEMENT APPROPRIATION
HEREIN PROVIDED HAS BEEN
MADE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJ-
ECTS:

TRANSIT AND TRAFFIC HEADQUARTERS
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

MOTOR VEHICLE REVENUE $ 35,000

LEXINGTON STREET MALL TRAFFIC
SYSTEM

MOTOR VEHICLE REVENUE $ 50,000

SEC. 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT THE
AMOUNTS SET FORTH IN SECTION 1 ABOVE WHICH ARE
ENCLOSED IN PARENTHESES SHALL REVERT TO THE
SURPLUSES OF THE RESPECTIVE FUNDS AND BE
AVAILABLE FOR APPROPRIATION BY THIS OR SUBSE-
QUENT ORDINANCES.

SEC. 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT NO
PART OF THE APPROPRIATIONS MADE IN THIS ORDI-
NANCE OF ESTIMATES SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO PAY
FOR COSTS OF ANY CAPITAL PROJECT NOT SPECIFI-
CALLY APPROVED IN THIS ORDINANCE OF ESTIMATES
WITHOUT THE PRIOR CONSENT OF THE CITY COUN-
CIL; AND PROVIDED FURTHER THAT NO PART OF THE
APPROPRIATIONS IN THIS ORDINANCE OF ESTIMATES
SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO ANY AGENCY, WITHOUT THE
PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL, TO PAY FOR
OCCUPANCY, BY LEASE OR OTHERWISE, OF ANY FA-
CILITIES WHOSE COST EXCEEDS THE AMOUNT PRO-
VIDED IN THE DETAIL SUPPORTING THIS ORDINANCE
OF ESTIMATES.

SEC. 4. The foregoing appropriations in summary consist of:

ORDINANCES 129

.crating utal Total

102

Special Funds (Operating) 248,407,516 248,40 7,510

Motor Vehicle Funds 40,783,f>:;i; 1,166,000 41,949,586

Federal Revenue Sharing Funds 32,138,600 2,722,000 34,860,600

Loan Funds 11,623,000 11,623,000

Federal Funds (Capital) 203,503,000 203,503,000

State Funds (Capital) 40,745,000 40,745,000

'Other Special Panda (Capital) .... n 115,605,000

Mayor and City Council Real

Property Account 28,802,000 28,802,000

ii,

$763,047,654 $405,516,000 |

"Consisting of:

Federal Project Temporary Loan $ (5,704,000)
Housing Development Revenue

Bonds $ 40,000,000

Urban Renewal Sales & Rentals .. $ 6,822,000

County Grants $ 4,899,000

Private Grants $ 1,156,000

t ruction Bon- 178,000

State School Construction Bonds $ 15,754,000
State Economic Development

Loan $ 2,000,000

$115,605,000

Approved by the Board of Estimates May 16, 1973

President

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER,
Mayor

HYMAN AARON PRESSMAN,

Comptroller

FRANCIS W. KUCHTA,

Acting Director of Public Works
GEORGE L. RUSSELL, JR.,

City Solicitor

BOARD OF ESTIMATES
Approved June 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, May

430 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 377

No. 376
(Council No. 920)

An Ordinance to levy and collect a tax for the use of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for the period
July 1, 1973 through June 30, 1974.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That for the period July 1, 1973 through
June 30, 1974 a tax of Five Dollars and Eighty-Three
Cents ($5.83) be and the same is hereby levied and imposed
on every One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of assessed or
assessable value of property in the City of Baltimore (ex-
cepting such property as may by provision of law be ex-
empted from this rate), for the use of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and said tax shall be collected and paid
in the manner prescribed by law.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 21, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 377
(Council No. 823)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of One Million Five Hun-
dred Thousand Dollars ($1,500,000) to the Jail Board,
Program 290, to be used for personnel, contractual serv-
ice and material and supply expenditures in excess of
those provided in the fiscal 1973 Ordinance of Esti-
mates, in accordance with the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the Baltimore City Charter (1964
Revision).

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents a
grant from the Federal Government under the State and

ORDINANCES 431

Local Assistance Act of 1<)72, 2nd grant period which
could not be expected with reasonable certainty at the
time of the formulation of the 1972-1973 Ordinance of
Estimates ; and

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropriation
ordained herein has been recommended to the City Council
by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation having
been made at a regular meeting of said Board held on the
25th day of April, 1973, all in accordance with Article VI,
Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of Baltimore
City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Conned
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of One Million Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($1,500,000) shall be made available
to the Jail Board of the City of Baltimore as a supple-
mentary special fund appropriation for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1973, for the purpose of meeting excess
personnel, contractual service, and material and supply
expenditures relating to compliance with Federal Court
Decrees implemented in this fiscal year. The amount thus
made available as a supplementary special fund appropria-
tion shall be expended from a grant of funds to the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore by the Federal Government,
said sum being specifically allotted to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose; and said
funds from said Federal Government shall be the source
of revenue for this supplementary special fund appropria-
tion, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the
1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

432 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 378

No. 378
(Council No. 824)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special fund
appropriation in the amount of Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($300,000) to the Jail Board to be
used for Capital Project Construction, in accordance with
the provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the
Baltimore City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, the supplementary special fund appropria-
tion ordained herein has been recommended to the City
Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 2nd day of May, 1973, all in accordance with
Article VI, Section 2(h) (2) of the 1964 revised Charter of
Baltimore City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI,
Section 2(h)(2) of the 1964 revision of the Charter of
Baltimore City, the sum of Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($300,000) shall be made available to the Jail
Board of the City of Baltimore as a supplementary special
fund appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1973
for the purpose of Capital Project Construction. The amount
thus made available as a supplementary special fund appro-
priation shall be expended from a grant of funds to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by the Federal Gov-
ernment, said sum being allotted to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore for the aforesaid purpose; and said
funds from said Federal Government shall be the source
of revenue for this supplementary special fund appropria-
tion, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h)(2) of the
1964 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

ORDINANCES

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

(Council No. 826)
No. 379

An Ordinance to add a new Section 43B to Article 28 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes,"
subtitle "City Treasurer", to set the interest rate applic-
able to tax sale redemptions at eight per cent (8%)
per annum.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That new Section 43B shall be hereby added
to Article 28 of the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition),
title, "Taxes", subtitle, "City Treasurer", to read as fol-
lows:

USB. Interest Rate on Redemptions from Tax Sales.

Pursuant to the authoHzation contained in Section 98
of Article 81 of the Maryland Code, the interest rate ap-
plicable to redemptions of property from tax sales in
Baltimore City shall be eight per cent (8%) per annum.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage and shall be
applicable to all tax sales in Baltimore City occurring
thereafter.

Approved June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

434 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 380

No. 380

(Council No. 847)

An Ordinance to repeal Section 42 of Article 28 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes," sub-
title "City Treasurer," subheading "Penalties and In-
terest," and to ordain a new Section 42 in lieu thereof
to stand in the place of the section so repealed, generally
relating to the payment of penalties and interest on cer-
tain municipal taxes when in arrears.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 42 of Article 28 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes," subtitle "City
Treasurer," subheading "Penalties and Interest," as said
Section 42 of Article 28 was last amended by Ordinance
No. 356, approved February 14, 1969, be and the same is
hereby repealed and that a new Section 42 be and it is
hereby ordained in lieu thereof to stand in the place of
the section so repealed, and to read as follows :

42.

(a) For all municipal taxes becoming due and payable
or which are overdue and in arrears on and after the 1st
day of July, 1973 there are hereby imposed the following
penalties, which include interest at the rate of eight per
centum per annum, as prescribed in Section 48(e) of Arti-
cle 81 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1969 Replace-
ment Volume and 1972 Supplement) on all such municipal
taxes becoming in arrears, the same to be imposed in or
for the year for which such taxes were levied.

One and one-third per centum (1%%) on October 1 on
taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of Sep-
tember; two and two-thirds per centum (2%%) on Novem-
ber 1 on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month
of October; four per centum (4%) on December 1 on taxes
remaining unpaid at the end of the month of November;
five and one-third per centum (5!/3%) on January 1 on
taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of De-
cember six and two-thirds per centum (6%%) on February
1 on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of
January; eight per centum (8%) on March 1 on taxes
remaining unpaid at the end of the month of February;

ORDINANi : 435

nine and one-third per centum d' 1 .-/' ) (), i April 1 on taxes
remaining unpaid at the end of the month of March; ten
and two-thirds per centum (10% fl ) on May 1 on taxes
remaining unpaid at the end of the month of April; twelve
entum (12$ ) on June l on taxes remaining unpaid at
of the month of May; thereafter, in addition to the
egoing penalties, a penalty at the rate of one and one-
third per centum per month which includes interest at the
rate of eight per centum per annum, as prescribed by said
Section 48(e) of Article 81 of the Annotated Code of Mary-
land (1969 Replacement Volume and 1972 Supplement),
shall be imposed until said taxes are paid. The aforegoing
rates as stipulated in this paragraph shall apply to all taxes
based upon assessments reported to the Director of Finance
provided that the bill therefor is rendered on or before
August 31 in the taxable year for which such taxes apply.
Taxes based upon assessments reported to the Director of
Finance, bills for which are rendered after August 31, in
the taxable year for which such taxes apply, will be con-
sidered delinquent thirty (30) days after the date of the
bill therefor. Such bills, if not paid within the thirty-day
period, will be subject to the following penalties, including
interest at the rate of eight per centum per annum, as pre-
scribed by said Section 48(e) of Article 81 of the Annotated
Code of Maryland (1969 Replacement Volume and 1972
Supplement) :

No. of Days after Date of Bill Penalty including Inter-
when Payment is Received by est at the Rate of 8%
Director of Finance Per Annum

31 davs to 60 days H/3%

61 days to 90 days 2%%

91 days to 120 days 4%

121 days to 150 days 5%%

151 days to 180 days 62/ 3 %

181 days to 210 days 8 r r

211 days to 240 days 9i/ 8 %

241 days to 270 days 10%%

271 days to 300 days 12' >

301 days and thereafter In addition to above, pen-
alty of 1%% per month,
which includes interest
at the rate of %% per
annum.

436 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 381

(b) In all instances of escaped or omitted property the
penalties and interest herein provided shall be added to
the bill for the current year and back years in the same
manner as if such property had not escaped or been
omitted.

(c) The penalties and interest provided for shall be
added to the bill for taxes itself and collected by the Direc-
tor of Finance in the same manner as taxes are collected.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect on July 1, 1973.

Approved June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 381

(Council No. 848)

An Ordinance to repeal Section 43A of Article 28 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes,"
subtitle "City Treasurer," subheading "Semi-Annual Date
of Finality — Discount, Penalty, and Interest," as said
Section was last ordained by Ordinance 455, approved
May 5, 1969, and to ordain a new Section 43A in lieu
thereof, to stand in the place of the Section so repealed,
generally to allow discounts and impose penalties and
interest on real property taxes for municipal purposes
levied and imposed for the period January 1, 1974 through
June 30, 1974, and for each like period in every fiscal
year thereafter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 43A of Article 28 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes," subtitle "City
Treasurer," subheading "Semi-annual Date of Finality —
Discount, Penalty, and Interest," as said Section 43A was
ordained by Ordinance 455, approved May 5, 1969, be and
it is hereby repealed and that a new Section 43A be and it is

ORDINANCES 437

hereby ordained in lieu thereof to stand in the place of the
Section so repealed, and to read as follows :

43A.

Anything contained in Section 41 or 42 of this Article
28 to the contrary notwithstanding, the Director of Finance
is hereby authorized and directed to allow or impose, as the
case may be, on all bills for taxes for municipal purposes
on real property which have been assessed as of a semi-
annual date of finality, and for which taxes have been levied
for the period January 1, 1974 through June 30, 1974, and
for each like period in every fiscal year thereafter.

(a) A discount of one per centum (1%) if paid on or
before the last day of January of such fiscal year and a
discount of one half of one per centum (V->%) if P a id on
or before the last day of February of such fiscal year.

(b) Penalties, which interest at the rate of eight per
centum (8%) per annum, as prescribed by Section 50 of
Article 81 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1969 Re-
placement Volume) as follows :

(1) One and one-third per centum (1%%) on April 1
on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of
March; two and two-thirds per centum (2%%) on May 1
on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of
April; Four per centum (4%) on June 1 on taxes remaining
unpaid at the end of the month of May; five and one-third
per centum (5%%) on July 1 on taxes remaining unpaid
at the end of the month of June; six and two-thirds per
centum (6%%) on August 1 on taxes remaining unpaid
at the end of the month of July; eight per centum (8%) on
September 1 on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the
month of August; nine and one-third per centum (9%%)
on October 1 on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the
month of September. Thereafter, in addition, one and one-
third per centum (1%%) per month until said taxes are
paid. The foregoing rates as stipulated in this subparagraph
shall apply to all taxes based upon semi-annual assessments
reported to the Director of Finance, provided that the bill
therefor is rendered on or before March 1 in the taxable
year for which such taxes apply. Taxes based upon semi-

ORDINANCES Ord. No. 381

annual assessments reported to the Director of Finance,
bills for which are rendered after March 1 in the taxable
year for which such taxes apply, will be considered delin-
quent thirty (30) days after the date of the bill therefor.
Such bills, if not paid within the thirty-day period, will be
subject to the following penalties, including interest at the
rate of eight per centum (8%) per annum, as prescribed
by said Section 50 of Article 81 of the Annotated Code of
Maryland (1969 Replacement Volume) as follows:

No. of Days after Date of Bill Penalty including Inter-
When Payment is received by est at the rate of 8% per
Director of Finance Annum

31 days to 60 days li/ 3 %

61 days to 90 days 2%%

91 days to 120 days 4%

121 days to 150 days 51/3%

151 days to 180 days 6%%

181 days to 210 days 8%

211 days to 240 days 9%%

241 days and thereafter In addition to above, pen-
alty of 1%% per month
which includes interest
at the rate of 8% per
annum.

(2) In all instances of escaped or omitted property,
the penalties and interest herein provided shall be added
to the bills for the current year and back years in the same
manner as if such property had not escaped or been omitted.

(c) The penalties and interest provided for shall be
added to the bill for taxes itself and collected by the
Director of Finance in the same manner as taxes are
collected.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect on July 1, 1973.

Approved June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 439

No. 382
(Council No. 850)

An Ordinance to repeal Section 42A of Article 28 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes," sub-
title "City Treasurer," subheading "Quarter- Annual Date
of Finality — Discount, Penalty, and Interest," as said
Section was last ordained by Ordinance 454 approved
May 5, 1969, and to ordain a new Section 42A in lieu
thereof, to stand in the place of the Section so repealed,
generally to allow discounts and impose penalties and
interest on real property taxes for municipal purposes
levied and imposed for the period October 1, 1973,
through June 30, 1974 and for each like period in every
fiscal year thereafter.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 42A of Article 28 of the Balti-
more City Code (1966 Edition), title "Taxes," subtitle "City
Treasurer," subheading "Quarter-Annual Date of Finality
— Discount, Penalty, and Interest," as said Section 42A was
last ordained by Ordinance 454, approved May 5, 1969,
be and it is hereby repealed and that a new Section 42A be
and it is hereby ordained in lieu thereof to stand in the
place of the Section so repealed, and to read as follows :

42A.

The Director of Finance is hereby authorized and di-
rected to allow or impose, as the case may be, on all bills
for taxes for municipal purposes on real property which
have been assessed as of a quarter-annual date of finality,
and for which taxes have been levied for the period
October 1, 1973, through June 30, 1974, and for each like
period in every fiscal year thereafter;

(a) A discount of one per centum (\ cf r) if paid on or
before the 31st day of October of such fiscal year and a
discount of one half of one per centum (' fc# ) if paid on
or before the 30th day of November of such fiscal year.

(b) Penalties, which include interest at the rate of
eight per centum (8^r) per annum, as prescribed by Sec-
tion 50 of Article 81 of the Annotated Code of Maryland
(1969 Replacement Volume) as follow

440 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 382

One and one-third per centum (lVs%) on January 1 on
taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of Decem-
ber; two and two-third per centum (2%%) on February 1
on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the month of Janu-
ary; four per centum (4%) on March 1 on taxes remaining
unpaid at the end of the month of February; five and one-
third per centum (5%%) on April 1 on taxes remaining
unpaid at the end of the month of March; six and two-thirds
per centum (6%%) on May 1 on taxes remaining unpaid
at the end of the month of April; eight per centum (8%)
on June 1 on taxes remaining unpaid at the end of the
month of May. Thereafter, in addition, one and one-third
per centum (1%%) per month until said taxes are paid.
The foregoing rates as stipulated in this subparagraph
shall apply to all taxes based upon quarter-annual assess-
ments reported to the Director of Finance, provided that
the bill therefor is rendered on or before December 1 in
the taxable year for which such taxes apply, taxes based
upon quarter annual assessments reported to the Director
of Finance for which bills are rendered after December 1st
in the taxable year for which such taxes apply will be con-
sidered delinquent thirty (30) days after the date of the
bill therefor. Such bills, if not paid within the thirty-day
period, will be subject to the following penalties, including
interest at the rate of eight per centum (8%) per annum,
as prescribed by said Section 50 of Article 81 of the Anno-
tated Code of Maryland (1969 Replacement Volume) :

No. of Days after Date of Bill Penalty including Inter-
When Payment is received by est at the rate of 8% per
Director of Finance Annum

31 days to 60 days 1%%

61 days to 90 days 2%%

91 days to 120 days 4%

121 days to 150 days 5%%

151 days to 180 days 6%%

181 days to 210 days 8%

211 days and thereafter In addition to above pen-
alty of iy$% per month
which includes interest
at the rate of 8% per
annum.

ORDINANCES 441

(c) In all instances of escaped or omitted property,
the penalties and interest herein provided shall be added
to the bills for the current year and back years in the same
manner as if such property had not escaped or been omitted.

(d) The penalties and interest provided for shall be
added to the bill for taxes itself and collected by the Di-
rector of Finance in the same manner as taxes are collected.

SEC. 2. And be it farther ordained. That this ordinance
shall take effect on July 1, 1973.

Approved. June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 383
(Council No. 876)

An Ordinance providing for a supplementary special loan
fund appropriation in the amount of Five Hundred Eighty
Four Thousand Dollars ($584,000) to the Baltimore City
Economic Development Commission to be used for prop-
erty acquisition and improvement under the Maryland
Industrial Development Financing Authority and City

Ordinance No , in accordance with the

provisions of Article VI, Section 2(h) (3) of the Balti-
more City Charter (1964 Revision).

Whereas, Article 41, Section 266J to 266CC, inclusive,
of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement
Volume and 1972 Supplement) which created and amended
the Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority,
hereinafter called "MIDFA," and vested in it certain
powers and duties in connection with the preservation and
betterment of the economy of the State, authorizes any
municipality of this State to borrow money without pledg-
ing its full faith and credit, and to execute a mortgage as
security therefore, and such money to defray the cost of
acquiring any industrial project, including land, buildings
and equipment, either by the purchase or construction, after

442 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 383

the adoption of an ordinance by the legislature of the
municipality to do so; and

Whereas, the money appropriated herein represents the
proceeds of an Industrial Development loan fully guaran-
teed by the Maryland Industrial Development Financing
Authority; and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides a sum

of money not to exceed Four Hundred Eighty-Six Thousand
Dollars ($486,000) for the purchase and improvement of
land and buildings at 1511 South Highland Avenue, and also
provides a sum of money not to exceed Ninety-Eight
Thousand Dollars ($98,000) for the acquisition and in-
stallation of equipment and machinery at said location ; and

Whereas, Ordinance — 1973 provides for the

leasing of the aforementioned property to the Management
Team, Inc., doing business as Superior Fireplace Company,
to be used in connection with its business operations; and

Whereas, the Industrial Development loan constitutes
a material change in circumstances since the adoption of the
1972-1973 Ordinance of Estimates; and

Whereas, the supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation ordained herein has been recommended to the City
Council by the Board of Estimates, said recommendation
having been made at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 23rd day of May, 1973, all in accordance with Article
VI, Section 2(h) (3) of the 1964 revised Charter of Balti-
more City.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That under the provisions of Article VI, Sec-
tion 2(h) (3) of the 1964 Revision of the Charter of Balti-
more City, the sum of Five Hundred Eighty-four Thousand
Dollars ($584,000) shall be made available to the Economic
Development Commission of the City of Baltimore as a
supplementary special loan fund appropriation for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1973 for the purpose of acquiring and
improving the land and buildings at 1511 South Highland
Avenue. The amount thus made available as a supplement-
ary special loan fund appropriation shall be expended from
an Industrial Development Loan and shall be the source

ORDINANCES 443

of revenue for this supplementary special loan fund appro-
priation, as required by Article VI, Section 2(h) (3) of the
196-1 revised Charter of Baltimore City.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from date of its passage.

Approved June 22, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 384
(Council No. 610)

An Ordinance granting permission and authority to H. & S.
Properties, Inc., a body corporate, to erect, construct,
maintain and operate a bridgeway above Bond Street,
south of Fleet Street.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore, That permission and authority be and the
same is hereby granted to H. & S. Properties, Inc., a Mary-
land Corporation, its successors and assigns, hereinafter
sometimes referred to as "Grantee," to construct, erect,
maintain and operate at its own cost and expense, the follow-
ing described structure in and over the bed of Bond Street,
approximately S 6 feet nine inches, wide about 2£Q 70 feet
south of Fleet Street, as hereinafter more particularly de-
scribed :

An enclosed bridgeway, for conveyance of materials only,
one-story high across Bond Street to connect the building on
the east side of Bond Street with a new building on the west
side of Bond Street upon the terms and conditions following :

That the lowest part of said bridgeway shall be not less
than 22 feet above the surface of the center of said street
and the bridgeway shall be approximately 70 feet long, 6
feet, 9 inches wide and 10 feet high.

444 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 384

The center line of the said bridgeway shall be located
approximately 25£ 70 feet south of Fleet Street.

No woodwork or other combustible materials shall be
used in the construction of said bridgeway, and said bridge-
way shall be constructed in accordance with the Building
Code of Baltimore City and shall be constructed and com-
pleted under the supervision and to the satisfaction of the
Housing Commissioner of Baltimore City and shall be at all
times hereafter subject to lawful regulation and control by
said Housing Commissioner.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the franchise or
right granted by this ordinance shall be executed and en-
joyed within six (6) months after the grant.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the said Grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall pay to the said Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, as compensation for the
franchise or privilege hereby granted the sum of SEVEN
HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN DOLLARS AND THIRTY-
FOUR CENTS ($797.34) per year, payable in advance dur-
ing the continuance of this franchise or privilege, or any
renewal thereof ; and subject to the increase or decrease of
this charge as provided in Section 3 herein.

SEC. 4. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore hereby expressly reserves the
right and power, at all times, to exercise, in the interest of
the public, full municipal superintendence, regulation and
control in respect to all matters connected with this grant
and not inconsistent with the terms hereof. The franchise
herein granted shall be held, exercised and enjoyed for a
period of one year from the effective date of this ordinance,
with the further right to the Grantee to twenty-four (24)
consecutive one-year renewals of the franchise, each such
renewal to be for a period of one year, upon the same terms
and conditions as the original one-year grant, except as
otherwise provided herein. Each one year renewal period
shall take effect immediately upon the expiration of the orig-
inal or renewal term then in force, without any action being
taken on behalf of either the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore or the Grantee, but the total period of time

ORDINANCES 445

during which the franchise shall operate, including the
original term and all renewals thereof, shall not exceed,
in the aggregate twenty-live years. Provided, that the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, acting by and through the
Board of Estimates, may increase or decrease the franchise
charge payable by the Grantee under the provisions hereof,
by giving written notice to that effect to the Grantee at least
one hundred and fifty (150) days prior to the expiration of
the original one-year term granted herein, or any yearly
renewal term herein granted and then in effect; any such
increase or decrease of said franchise charge to be operative
as to all yearly renewal terms herein granted which become
effective after any increase or decrease in said franchise
charge has occurred. Provided, further, that either the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, acting by and through
the Director of Public Works, or the Grantee may terminate
the franchise granted herein, by giving written notice to
that effect to the other, at last ninety (90) days prior to the
expiration of the original one-year term granted herein or
any one-year renewal term herein granted and then in effect.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That the said Grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall maintain the structure for
which the franchise is herein granted in good condition
throughout the full term of this grant and so long as said
structure shall exist at the location described herein.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That non-compliance
with any of the terms or conditions of the grant hereby made
by the said Grantee, its successors and assigns, at any time
or times, shall, at the option of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, operate as a forfeiture of said grant, which
shall thereupon be and become void, and that nothing other
than an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more shall operate as a waiver of any forfeiture of the grant
hereby made.

Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor of
Baltimore City shall have the right to revoke without prior
notice, at any time or times, the rights and privileges hereby
granted when, in his judgment, the public interest, welfare,
safety, or convenience requires such revocation and, upon
written notice to that effect from the Mayor of Baltimore

446 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 384

served upon the Grantee hereunder, its successors and as-
signs, all rights under this ordinance shall cease and termi-
nate.

Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, That in the event of
any revocation, forfeiture, or termination for any reason
whatsoever of the rights and privileges by this ordinance
granted, the said Grantee hereunder, its successors and as-
signs, shall, at its or their expense, remove the structure
for which the franchise is herein granted in a manner satis-
factory to the Housing Commissioner, Department of Hous-
ing and Community Development, and the Director of Public
Works of Baltimore City, such removal to be made without
any compensation to the Grantee, its successors and assigns,
and to be completed within such time as shall be specified in
writing by the said Director of Public Works.

Sec. 9. And be it further ordained, That the said Grantee,
its successors and assigns, shall be liable for and shall in-
demnify and save harmless the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore against any and all suits, losses, costs, claims,
damages, or expenses to which the said Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore City shall, from time to time be sub-
jected on account of, or in any way resulting from:

(a) The presence, construction, use, operation, mainte-
nance, alteration, repair, location, relocation, or removal
of the structure of which the franchise is herein granted;
and

(b) Any failure on the part of said Grantee, its succes-
sors and assigns, to perform, promptly and properly, any of
the duties or obligations imposed upon it or them by the
terms and provisions of this ordinance.

Sec. 10. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 447

No. 385

(Council No. 717)

An Ordinance authorizing the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more of the fee simple interests or such other interests
as the Director of the Department of Public Works may
deem necessary or sufficient, in and to certain pieces or
parcels of land situate in Baltimore City, for public
Utility Right of Way purposes namely, for the construc-
tion and maintenance of the Public Utility Right of
Way for the Bureau of Engineering Lateral Sewers in
the vicinity of Pulaski Highway at North Point Road and
Pulaski Highway at Moravia Park Drive and authorizing
the acquisition by purchase or condemnation of any prop-
erty, rights, interests, easements and/or franchises nec-
essary in said Public Utility Right of Way and the con-
struction and maintenance of said Public Utility Right
of Way; and authorizing the making of all necessary
agreements concerning said Public Utility Right of Way;
and authorizing the construction of said Public Utility
Right of Way; the location and course of said Public
Utility Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof
numbered 317-A-10, prepared by the Surveys and Rec-
ords Division and filed in the Office of the Director of
the Department of Public Works on the twenty-ninth
(29th) day of March, 1973.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or condemnation for Public Utility Right of Way purposes
namely, for the construction and maintenance of the Public
Utility Right of Way for the Bureau of Engineering
Lateral Sewers in the vicinity of Pulaski Highway at
North Point Road and Pulaski Highway at Moravia Park
Drive; the fee simple interests or such other interests
as the Director of the Department of Public Works may
deem necessary, in and to the pieces or parcels of land,
situate in Baltimore City, including the improvements
thereon, bounded as follows:

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northeast side of Erdman Avenue, 150
feet wide, and the southeast outline of the property now or

448 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 385

formerly owned by Rolyn Realty Co. Inc. and known as
#6420 Erdman Avenue and running thence binding on
the northeast side of said Erdman Avenue, Northwesterly
17 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel
with and distant 15.00 feet northwesterly, measured at
right angles from the south outline of said property ; thence
binding on said line so drawn, Northeasterly 152 feet,
more or less, to intersect the southwest side of North
Point Road, 80 feet wide; thence binding on the south-
west side of said North Point Road, Southeasterly 15 feet,
more or less, to the south outline of said property and
thence binding on the south outline of said property, South-
westerly 145 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the
intersection of the north side of Enterprise Avenue, 60
feet wide, and the surveyed and established center line of a
15 foot wide right of way as shown on the Bureau of En-
gineering Division of Waste Water Lateral Sewer Proj-
ect Plat, said right of way extends from the north side of
said Enterprise Avenue, North 48°-12 , -03" East 315 feet,
more or less, measured along said center line to the north-
east outline of the property now or formerly owned by
Charles F. Obrecht "Etal".

Including all property, rights, interests, easements and/or
franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right of Way
and the construction and maintenance of said Public Utility
Right of Way, the location and course of said Public Utility
Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof numbered
317-A-10, prepared by the Surveys and Records Division
and filed in the office of the Director of the Department of
Public Works on the twenty-ninth (29th) day of March,
1973.

Any mention or reference to any streets, roads, avenues,
highways or alleys in this ordinance or on the plat referred
to herein are for the purpose of description only, and
shall not be held or taken to be any evidence whatever
that said streets, roads, avenues, highways, alleys or any
of them, are public, dedicated or private thoroughfares.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Director of
the Department of Public Works or the person or persons

ORDINANCES 449

the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may hereafter
from time to time ite, la or are hereby auth< rized

to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council

;he purposes described in this o
the fee simple terests as the sa

Director nu sufficient, in and to said

pieces ad improvements thereupon,

inch i property, rights, interests, easements and

fran ecessary in said Public Utility Right of Way •

and the construction and maintenance of said Public

! "i' Way. If the said Director of the Depart-
ment of Public Wbrl s, or person or persons the Board of

f Baltimore City may designate are unable to
agree with the owner or owners on the purchase price of
any of the said pieces or parcels of land and improvements
thereupon or for any of the sail properties, rights, in-
terests, easements and or franchises, they shall forthwith
notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore City who shall there-
upon institute in the name of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore the necessary legal proceedings to acquire
condemnation the fee simple interests or such other rights
interests, easements and or franchises as the said Director
may deem necessary or sufficient for the purposes of said
Public Utility Right'of Way.

Sec. 3. And be 'i further ordained. That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties in-
terested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in

•'dance with the provisions of Article 33 A of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any

all amendments thereto.

Sec 1. And be It further ordained, That the said Director
of the Department of Public Works or person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may designate
are also hereby authorized to negotiate for and to enter
into in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, any and all necessary agreements with the Federal
and State Governments, or any of their agencies, and any
othe 3, firms or corporations, in aid of, in further-

ance of. or in connection wit! 1 said Public Utility Right of
tcquisitions and agreements to be subject to
the a I of the Board of Estimates.

450 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 386

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That after the neces-
sary agreements have been made and the necessary prop-
erties, lands, rights, easements and/or franchises have been
acquired as hereinbefore provided, the Director of the
Department of Public Works of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized and directed to construct or cause to be con-
structed the said Public Utility Right of Way, all in ac-
cordance with detailed plans hereafter to be prepared
therefore and after said plans have been approved by the
said Director of the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

»?

Approved June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 386
(Council No. 748)

An Ordinance authorizing the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more of the fee simple interests or such other interests
as the Director of the Department of Public Works may
deem necessary or sufficient, in and to certain pieces or
parcels of land situate in Baltimore City, for public
Utility Right of Way purposes, namely, for the construc-
tion and maintenance of the Public Utility Right of Way
for the Bureau of Engineering Mattfeldt Avenue Sewer
Project in the vicinity of Falls Road and authorizing
the acquisition by purchase or condemnation of any
property, rights, interests, easements, and/or franchises
necessary in said Public Utility Right of Way and the
construction and maintenance of said Public Utility
Right of Way; and authorizing the making of all neces-
sary agreements concerning said Public Utility Right
of Way; the location and courses of said Public Utility
Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof numbered

ORDINANCES 451

817-A-9, prepared by the Surveys and Records Division

and filed in the Office of the Director of the Department
of Public Works on the twenty-first (21st) day of March,
1978.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or condemnation for Public Utility Right of Way purposes,
namely, for the construction and maintenance of the Public
Utility Right of Way for the Bureau of Engineering Matt-
feldt Avenue Sewer Project in the vicinity of Falls Road ;
the fee simple interests or such other interests as the Di-
rector of the Department of Public Works may deem nec-
essary, in and to the pieces or parcels of land, situate, in
Baltimore City, including the improvements thereon,
bounded as follows :

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at a point on the southeast
side of a 10 foot alley, laid out contiguous to and southeast
of the southeast outline of the property known as #5935
Falls Road distant NORTH 74'-01'-30" East 189.00 feet,
measured along the southeast side of said 10 foot alley from
the northeast side of Falls Road, as now laid out, and run-
ning thence binding in part on the southeast side of said 10
foot alley, in part on the line of the southeast side of said 10
foot alley if projected northeasterly and in all, North
71 -01'-30" East 15.00 feet 7 ; thence for a new line of divi-
sion through the properties now or formerly owned by
John P. Roche "Etal" and James T. Gray and Wife, South
15°-44'-10" East 68.38 feet to the northwest outline of
a 20 foot right of way as shown on the Bureau of Engineer-
ing Division of Waste Water Plat No. B.S. 80-26018; thence
binding on the northwest outline of said 20 foot right of
way, South 68°-15'-33" West 15.08 feet to intersect a line
drawn parallel with and distant 15.00 feet southwesterly,
measured at right angles from the second line of this de-
scription and thence binding reversely on said line so drawn,
North 15 D -44'-10" West 69.90 feet to the place of be-
ginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the
intersection of the west side of Falls Road, as now laid out,
and the south outline of the property known as #5730/5734
Falls Road and running thence binding on the south out-

452 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 386

line of said property, Westerly 11 feet, more or less, to
intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant 5.00 feet
westerly, measured at right angles from the center line of
the Mattf eldt Avenue Sewer ; thence binding on said line so
drawn and continuing to bind on other lines drawn parallel
with and distant 5.00 feet westerly and northwesterly,
measured at right angles from the center line of said
Mattfeldt Avenue Sewer the three following courses and
distances; namely North 06°-06'-30" West 86 feet, more
or less, North 14°-16'-30" West 55 feet, more or less, and
North 64°-31'-00" East 9 feet, more or less, to intersect
the southwest side of said Falls Road and thence binding
on the southwest and west sides of said Falls Road in a
generally southerly direction 145 feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 3 at the point formed by the
intersection of the north side of a 20 foot alley, laid out
contiguous to and south of the south outline of the property
known as #5612 Mattfeldt Avenue and the east outline of
the Jones Falls Channel, 83.6 feet wide, and running thence
binding on the north side of said 20 foot alley, South
80°-18'-50" East 19.40 feet; thence for new lines of divi-
sion the two following courses and distances; namely,
North 06°-20'-20" East 473.08 feet and North 00°-29'-
30" West 191.70 feet to the northeast outline of the prop-
erty known as #5726 Falls Road; thence binding on the
northeast outline of last said property, North 70°-04'-14"
West 15.89 feet to the aforesaid east outline of the Jones
Falls Channel and thence binding on the east outline of
said Jones Falls Channel the four following courses and
distances; namely, South 00°-29'-30" East 142.00 feet,
southerly by a line curving to the right with a radius of
921.42 feet the distance of 109.85 feet, South 06°-20'-20"
West 332.51 feet, and southerly by a line curving to the
right with a radius of 754.14 feet the distance of 83.11 feet
to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 4 at the point formed by the
intersection of the east outline of a 40 foot right of way
as shown on the Bureau of Engineering Division of Waste
Water Plat No. B.S. 20-27187 and the center line of a 15
foot wide right of way for the Mattfeldt Avenue Sewer,
said point of beginning being distant South 00°-45'-20"

ORDINANCES 453

East 1090.51 feet, measured along the east outline of said
40 foot right of way from Kelly Avenue, as now laid out,
said 15 foot wide right of way extends North 68°-40'-28"
East 118.76 feet and South 78°-47'-15" East 47.95 feet,
measured along the center line of said 15 foot wide right
of way to the west outline of the Jones Falls Channel,
83.6 feet wide.

Including all property, rights, interests, easements
and or franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right
of Way and the construction and maintenance of said
Public Utility Right of Way, the location and course of
said Public Utility Right of Way being shown on a plat
thereof numbered 317-A-9, prepared by the Surveys and
Records Division and filed in the office of the Director of
the Department of Public Works on the twenty-first (21st)
day of March, 1973.

Any mention or reference to any streets, roads, ave-
nues, highways or alleys in this Ordinance or on the plat
referred to herein are for the purpose of description only,
and shall not be held or taken to be any evidence whatever
that said streets, roads, avenues, highways, alleys or any
of them, are public, dedicated or private thoroughfares

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Direc-
tor of THE DEPARTMENT OF Public Works or the
person or persons the Board of Estimates of Balti-
more City may hereafter from time to time desig-
nate, is or are hereby authorized to acquire on behalf
of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, and for the
purposes described in this Ordinance, the fee simple inter-
ests or such other interests as the said Director may deem
necessary or sufficient, in and to said pieces or parcels of
land and improvements thereupon, including all property,
rights, interests, easements and or franchises necessary
in said Public Utility Right of Way and the construction
and maintenance of said Public Utility Right of Way. If
the said Director of the Department of Public Works, or
person or persons the Board of Estimates of Baltimore
City may designate are unable to agree with the owner or
owners on the purchase price of any of the said pieces or
parcels of land and improvements thereupon or for any
of the said properties, rights, interests, easements and/or

454 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 386

franchises, they shall forthwith notify the City Solicitor
of Baltimore City who shall thereupon institute in the name
of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the necessary
legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation the fee
simple interests or such other rights, interests, easements
and /or franchises as the said Director may deem neces-
sary or sufficient for the purposes of said Public Utility
Right of Way.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the said
Director of the Department of Public Works or person or
persons the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may
designate are also hereby authorized to negotiate for and
to enter into in the name of the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, any and all necessary agreements with the
Federal and State Governments, or any of their agencies,
and any other persons, firms or corporations, in aid of, in
furtherance of, or in connection with said Public Utility
Right of Way; all such acquisitions and agreements to be
subject to the approval of the Board of Estimates.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That after the neces-
sary agreements have been made and the necessary prop-
erties, lands, rights, easements and/or franchises have been
acquired as hereinbefore provided, the Director of the De-
partment of Public Works of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized and directed to construct or cause to be con-
structed the said Public Utility Right of Way, all in ac-
cordance with detailed plans hereafter to be prepared
therefore and after said plans have been approved by the
said Director of the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCES 455

No. 387

(Council No. 784)

An Ordinance authorizing the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more of the fee simple interests or such other interests
as the Director of the Department of Public Works may
deem necessary or sufficient, in and to certain pieces or
parcels of land situate in Baltimore City, for Public
Utility Right of Way purposes, namely, for the construc-
tion and maintenance of the Public Utility Right of
Way for the Bureau of Engineering, Southwest Diver-
sion Sanitary Sewer Project, Sanitary Contract No.
550, extending along Gwynns Falls, from Brunswick
Street to Russell Street and authorizing the acquisition
by purchase or condemnation of any property, rights,
interests, easements, and/or franchises necessary in said
Public Utility Right of Way and the construction and
maintenance of said Public Utility Right of Way; and
authorizing the making of all necessary agreements con-
cerning said Public Utility Right of Way; the location
and courses of said Public Utility Right of Way being
shown on a plat thereof numbered 317-A-13, prepared by
the Surveys and Records Division and filed in the Office of
the Director of the Department of Public Works on
the eighteenth (18th) day of April, 1973.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase
or condemnation for Public Utility Right of Way purposes,
namely, for the construction and maintenance of the Public
Utility Right of Way for the Bureau of Engineering South-
west Diversion Sanitary Sewer Project, Sanitary Contract
No. 550, extending along Gwynns Falls, from Brunswick
Street to Russell Street; the fee simple interests or such
other interests as the Director of the Department of Public
Works may deem necessary, in and to the pieces or parcels
of land, situate, in Baltimore City, including the improve-
ments thereon, bounded as follows :

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northwest side of Washington Boule-
vard, as now laid out 80 feet wide, and a line drawn parallel

456 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 387

with and distant 20.00 feet southwesterly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established base line of the
proposed right of way as shown on the Bureau of Engineer-
ing, Division of Waste Water Southwest Diversion Proj-
ect Plat and running thence binding on said line so drawn
and continuing to bind on lines drawn concentric and par-
allel with and distant 20.00 feet southwesterly and south-
erly, measured radially and at right angles from the sur-
veyed and established base line of said proposed Southwest
Diversion Project right of way the fifteen following courses
and distances ; namely, North 31°-15'-48" West 24 feet, more
or less, northwesterly by a line curving to the left with a
radius of 180.00 feet the distance of 166.69 feet, North
84°-19'-19" West 138.48 feet, westerly by a line curving to
the right with a radius of 220.00 feet the distance of 70.60
feet, North 65°-56'-04" West 233.86 feet, westerly by a line
curving to the left with a radius of 380.00 feet the distance
of 115.18 feet, North 83°-18'-02" West 94.82 feet, westerly
by a line curving to the right with a radius of 1170.00
feet the distance 457.64 feet, North 60°-44'-39" West 119.95
feet, northwesterly by a line curving to the right with a
radius of 420.00 feet the distance of 257.70 feet, North
25°-35'-23" West 445.03 feet, northwesterly by a line curving
to the left with a radius of 180.00 feet the distance of
95.83 feet, North 56°-05'-34" West 352 feet, more or less,
northwesterly by a line curving to the left with a radius
of 180.00 feet the distance of 31.12 feet, and North 66°-
OO'-OO" West 5 feet, more or less, to intersect the south-
east outline of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of
Way, 66 feet wide; thence binding on the southeast out-
line of said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way,
Northeasterly 12 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn
parallel with and distant 8.00 feet southwesterly, meas-
ured at right angles from the surveyed and established
base line of said proposed Southwest Diversion Project
right of way; thence binding on last said line so drawn,
North 66°-00'-00" West 66 feet, more or less, to intersect
the northwest outline of said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Right of Way; thence binding on the northwest outline of
said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way, South-
westerly 12 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn
concentric with and distant 20.00 feet southwesterly, meas-
ured radially from the surveyed and established base line

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of said proposed Southwest Diversion Project right of way;
thence binding on Last said line so drawn and continuing to

hind on lines drawn parallel and concentric with and distant
20.00 feet southwesterly and southerly, measured at right
angles and radially from the surveyed and established base
line of said proposed Southwest Diversion Project ri^ht of
way the five following courses and distances; namely, north-
erly by a line curving to the right with a radius of
160.00 feet the distance of 104 feet, more or less, North
23 -27'-07" West -ti.03 feet, northwesterly by a line curving
to the left with a radius of 180.00 feet the distance of 164.47
feet. North 75 -18'-10" West 332 feet, more or less, and
North 62 c -r>r-44" West 129 feet, more or less, to intersect
the northeast side of Brunswick Street, as now laid out 66
feet wide; thence binding on the northeast side of
said Brunswick Street, North 23°-10 , -30" West 78.91 feet
to intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant 50.00
feet northeasterly, measured at right angles from the
twenty-third line of this description; thence binding on
last said line so drawn, South 62°-54'-44" East 87.92 feet
to intersect the southeast outline of the United Iron and
Metal Co. property known as Lot 81 of Block 2100; thence
binding on the southeast outline of said property, South-
westerly 11 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn
parallel with and distant 40.00 feet northeasterly, measured
at right angles from the twenty-third line of this de-
scription; thence binding on last said line so drawn and
continuing to bind on lines drawn parallel and concentric
with and distant 40.00 feet northerly and northeasterly,
measured at right angles and radially from the twenty-
second, twenty-first, twentieth, and nineteenth lines of this
description respectively the five following courses and dis-
tances; namely, South 62°-54'-44" East 100 feet, more or
less, South 75°-48'-10" East 330 feet, more or less, south-
easterly by a line curving to the right with a radius of
220.00 feet the distance of 201.01 feet, South 23°-27'-07"
East 26.03 feet, and southeasterly by a line curving to the
left with a radius of 120.00 feet the distance of 72 feet,
more or less, to intersect the northwest outline of said
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way; thence bind-
ing on the northwest outline of said Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Right of Way, Southwesterly 12 feet, more or
less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant

458 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 387

16.00 feet northeasterly, measured at right angles from
the seventeenth line of this description; thence binding on
last said line so drawn, South 66°-00'-00" East 66 feet,
more or less, to intersect the southeast outline of said
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way ; thence binding
on the southeast outline of said Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Right of Way, Northeasterly 12 feet, more or less,
to intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant 40.00
feet northeasterly, measured at right angles from the
fifteenth line of this description; thence binding on last
said line so drawn and continuing to bind on lines drawn
concentric and parallel with and distant 40.00 feet north-
easterly, measured radially and at right angles from the
fourteenth and thirteenth lines of this description respec-
tively the three following courses and distances; namely,
South 66°-00'-00" East 7 feet, more or less, southeasterly
by a line curving to the right with a radius of 220.00 feet
the distance of 38.04 feet, and South 56°-05'-34" East
337.00 feet; thence binding on a line drawn at a right
angle to last said line, North 33°-54'-26" East 50.00 feet;
thence binding on a line drawn parallel with the thirty-
seventh line of this description, South 56°-05'-34" East
25.00 feet; thence binding on a line drawn parallel with
the thirty-eighth line of this description, South 33°-54'-26"
West 20 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel
with and distant 40.00 feet northeasterly, measured at
right angles from the eleventh line of this description;
thence binding on last said line so drawn and continuing
to bind on lines drawn concentric and parallel with and
distant 40.00 feet northeasterly and northerly, measured
radially and at right angles from the tenth through and
including the first line of this description respectively the
eleven following courses and distances; namely, South
25°-35'-23" East 561 feet, more or less, southeasterly by a
line curving to the left with a radius of 380.00 feet the
distance of 233.15 feet, South 60°-44'-39" East 199.95
feet, easterly bv a line curving to the left with a radius
of 1130.00 feet the distance of 442.00 feet, South 83°-18'-02"
East 94.82 feet, easterly by a line curving to the right
with a radius of 420.00 feet the distance of 127.30 feet,
South 65°-56'-04" East 233.86 feet, easterly by a line curv-
ing to the left with a radius of 180.00 feet the distance of
57.76 feet, South 84°-19'-19" East 138.48 feet, southeasterly

0EDINANC1

bv a line curving to the right with a radius of 220.00 feet
the distance of 203.78 feet, and South 31°-15'-18" East
10 feet, more or less, to intersect the northwest side of said
Washington Boluovord BOULEVARD ; 'here by a straight

crossing said Washington Boulevard, Southeasterly 87
feet, more or less, to the point formed by the intersection of
the southeast side of said Washington Boulevard and a line
drawn parallel with and distant 15. 00 feet northeasterly,
measured at right angles from the surveyed and establ

line of said proposed Southwest Diversion Project right
of way; thence binding on last said line so drawn and con-
tinuing to bind on lines drawn concentric and parallel with
and distant 15.00 feet northeasterly and northerly, measured
radially and at right angles from the surveyed and estab-
lished base line of said proposed Southwest Diversion Proj-
ect right of way the three following courses and distances ;
namely. South 31 c -15'-48" East 64 feet, more or less, south-
easterly by a line curving to the left with a radius of 185.00
feet the distance of 160.68 feet, and South 81°-01'-39" East
113 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with
and distant 25.00 feet northeasterly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established base line of said
proposed Southwest Diversion Project right of way; thence
binding on last said line so drawn, South 57°-59'-41" East
227 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel
with and distant 30.00 feet northerly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established base line of said
proposed Southwest Diversion Project right of way; thence
binding on last said line so drawn, South 87 c -£6'-S" East
SOUTH 87 c -56'-56.5", 345 feet, more or less, to intersect
the southeast outline of the Haig Corp. property
known as #1320 Western Avenue; thence bind-
ing on the southeast outline of last said property,
South 44°-44'-55" West 7 feet, more or less, to intersect
a line drawn parallel with and distant 25.00 feet northerly,
measured at right angles from the surveyed and established
base line of said proposed Southwest Diversion Project
right of way; thence binding on last said line so drawn.
South 87 -56'-56.6" East 377.00 feet; thence binding on a
line drawn at a right angle to last said line, South 02 -03-
03.6" West o.OO feet; thence binding on lines drawn parallel
and concentric with and distant 20.00 feet northerly,
measured at right angles and radially from the surveyed

460 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 387

and established base line of said proposed Southwest Diver-
sion Project right of way the four following courses and
distances; namely, South 87°-56'-56.5" East 334 feet, more
or less, easterly by a line curving to the right with a radius
of 838.51 feet the distance of 92.87 feet, South 81°-36'-ll"
East 347.71 feet, and easterly by a line curving to the
right with a radius of 838.51 feet the distance of 127.40
feet; thence binding on a line drawn radially to last said
curve, North 07°-06'-08" East 5.00 feet; thence binding
on lines drawn parallel and concentric with and distant
25.00 feet northeasterly, easterly, and southeasterly, meas-
ured at right angles and radially from the surveyed and
established base line of said proposed Southwest Diversion
Project right of way the seven following courses and dis-
tances; namely, South 72°-53'-52" East 74.82 feet, south-
easterly by a line curving to the right with a radius of
430.00 feet the distance of 168.83 feet, South 50°-24'-08"
East 701 feet, more or less, South 22°-39'-37.5" East 646
feet, more or less, South 16°-09'-47" East 282 feet, more
or less, South 01°-46'-55" East 86 feet, more or less, and
South 17°-40'-54" West 60 feet, more or less, to intersect
the southwest outline of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore property known as Lot 17/18 of Block 828-etc. ;
thence binding on the southwest outline of last said prop-
erty the two following courses and distances ; namely, North-
westerly 8 feet, more or less, and Northwesterly 30 feet,
more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and
distant 35.00 feet northwesterly, measured at right angles
from the seventy-second line of this description; thence
binding on last said line so drawn and continuing to bind
on lines drawn parallel with and distant 35.00 feet south-
westerly, measured at right angles from the seventy-first,
seventieth and sixty-ninth lines of this description respec-
tively the four following courses and distances; namely,
North 17°-40'-54" East 41 feet, more or less, North 01°-
46'-55" West 72 feet, more or less, North 16°-09'-47" West
276 feet, more or less, and North 22°-39'-37.5" West 627
feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with
and distant 40.00 feet southwesterly, measured at right
angles from the sixty-eighth line of this description ; thence
binding on last said line so drawn and continuing to bind on
lines drawn concentric with and distant 40.00 feet south-
westerly, measured radially from the sixty-seventh line

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of this description the two following courses and distances ;
namely, North 50°-24'-08" West 698 feet, more or less, and
northwesterly by a line curving to the left with a radius
of 390.00 feet the distance of 153.12 feet; thence binding
on a line drawn radially to last said curve, South 07°-06'-
08" West 5.00 feet ; thence binding on a line drawn parallel
with and distant 45.00 feet southwesterly, measured at
right angles from the sixty-sixth line of this description,
North 72°-53'-52" West 74.82 feet; thence binding on a line
drawn concentric with and distant 40.00 feet southerly,
measured radially from the sixty-fourth line of this descrip-
tion and continuing to bind on lines drawn parallel and
concentric with and distant 40.00 feet southerly, measured
at right angles and radially from the sixty-third, sixty-
second, and sixty-first lines of this description respectively
the four following courses and distances; namely, westerly
by a line curving to the left with a radius of 798.51 feet
the distance of 121.38 feet, North 81°-36'-ll" West 347.71
feet, westerly by a line curving to the left with a radius
of 798.51 feet the distance of 88.43 feet, and North 87°-
56'-56.5" West 334 feet, more or less, to intersect the line of
the sixtieth line of this description if projected southerly;
thence binding on said line so projected, South 02°-03 , -03.5"
West 5.00 feet; thence binding on a line drawn parallel
with and distant 50.00 feet southerly, measured at right
angles from the fifty-ninth line of this description, North
87°-56'-56.5" West 423 feet, more or less, to intersect the
southeast outline of the Haig Corporation property known
as #1320 Western Avenue; thence binding on the southeast
outline of last said property, South 44°-44'-55" West 7 feet,
more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and
distant 60.00 feet southerly, measured at right angles from
the fifty-seventh line of this description; thence binding
on last said line so drawn, North 87°-56'-56.5" West 263
feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with
and distant 40.00 feet southwesterly, measured at right
angles from the fifty-sixth line of this description; thence
binding on last said line so drawn, North 57°-59'- 41" West
258 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn concentric
with and distant 15.00 feet southwesterly, measured radi-
ally from the surveyed and established base line of said pro-
posed Southwest Diversion Project right of way; thence
binding on last said line so drawn, northwesterly by a line

462 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 387

curving to the left with a radius of 185.00 feet the distance
of 74.37 feet; thence binding on lines drawn parallel and
concentric with and distant 30.00 feet southerly and south-
westerly, measured at right angles and radially from the
fifty-fifth, fifty-fourth, and fifty-third lines of this descrip-
tion respectively the three following courses and distances ;
namely, North 81°-01'-39" West 43.49 feet, northwest-
erly by a line curving to the right with a radius of 215.00
feet the distance of 186.73 feet and North 31°-15'-48"
West 54 feet, more or less, to intersect the southeast side
of said Washington Boulevard and thence by a straight
line, crossing said Washington B ouvlovard BOULEVARD,
Northwesterly 84 feet, more or less, to the place of begin-
ning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at a point in the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore property known as Carroll Park
having a coordinate value based upon the Baltimore Survey
Control System of West 10275.13 feet and South 7398.79
feet and running thence binding on lines drawn parallel
with and distant 10.00 feet southeasterly, southerly, and
easterly, measured at right angles from the surveyed and
established center line of a 20 foot right of way as
shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Division of Waste
Water Southwest Diversion Project Plat the six following
courses and distances ; namely, South 15°-34'-23" West 60.68
feet, South 77°-25'-23" West 102.80 feet, South 22°-35'-
42" West 171.12 feet, South 07°-30'-25" West 401.77 feet,
South 42°-38'-59" West 194.57 feet, and South 62"-22'-g2"
SOUTH 62°-22'-37" West 174.19 feet; thence by a
straight line, North 27°-36'-57" West 20.00 feet to
intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant
20.00 feet northwesterly, measured at right angles
from the sixth line of this description ; thence
binding on last said line so drawn and continuing to bind
on lines drawn parallel with and distant 20.00 feet north-
westerly, westerly, and northerly, measured at right angles
from the fifth, fourth, third, second and first lines of this
description respectively the six following courses and dis-
tances; namely, North 62°-22'-37" East 170.71 feet, North
42°-38'-59" East 184.75 feet, North 07°-30'-25" East
398.09 feet, North 22°-35'-42" East 184.15 feet, North
77°-25'-23" East 101.19 feet, and North 15°-34'-23" East

ORDINANCES

4^4 nd thence by a straight line, South 71 -08'-

09" Easl to the place of beginning.

[ncludingall property, rights, interests, easements and/or
franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right of Way

and the construction and maintenance of said Public Utility
Right oi* Way, the location and course of said Public Utility
Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof numbered
S17-A-13, prepared by the Surveys and Records Division
and tiled in the Office of the Director of the Department of
Public Works on the eighteenth (18th) day of April, 1973.

that said streets, roads, avenues, highways, alleys or any
of them, are public, dedicated or private thoroughfares.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Director of
the Department of Public Works or the person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may hereafter
from time to time designate, is or are hereby authorized to
acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and for the purposes described in this Ordinance,
the fee simple interests or such other interests as the said
Director may deem necessary or sufficient, in and to said
pieces or parcels of land and improvements thereupon, in-
cluding all property, rights, interests, easements and/or
franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right of Way
and the construction and maintenance of said Public Utility
Right of Way. If the said Director of the Department of
Public Works, or person or persons the Board of Estimates
of Baltimore City may designate are unable to agree with
the owner or owners on the purchase price of any of the
said pieces or parcels of land and improvements thereupon
r any of the said properties, rights, interests, ease-
ments and or franchises, they shall forthwith notify the
City Solicitor of Baltimore City who shall thereupon insti-
tute in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by con-
demnation the fee simple interests or such other rights,
interests, easements and or franchises as the said Dir

464 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 387

may deem necessary or sufficient for the purposes of said
Public Utility Right of Way.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties inter-
ested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any
and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the said Director
of the Department of Public Works or person or persons the
Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may designate are
also hereby authorized to negotiate for and to enter into in
the name of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
any and all necessary agreements with the Federal and
State Governments, or any of their agencies, and any other
persons, firms or corporation CORPORATIONS, in aid of,
in furtherance of, or in connection with said Public Utility
Right of Way; all such acquisitions and agreements to be
subject to the approval of the Board of Estimates.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That after the neces-
sary agreements have been made and the necessary prop-
erties, lands, rights, easements and/or franchises have been
acquired as hereinbefore provided, the Director of the De-
partment of Public Works of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized and directed to construct or cause to be con-
structed the said Public Utility Right of Way, all in ac-
cordance with detailed plans hereafter to be prepared
therefore and after said plans have been approved by the
said Director of the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

ORDINANCE 465

No. 388
(Council No. 787)

An Ordinance authorizing the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more of the fee simple interests or such other interests
'he Director of the Department of Public Works may
deem necessary or sufficient, in and to certain pieces or
parcels of land situate in Baltimore City, for public high-
way purposes, namely for the opening, widening, grad-
ing, construction and maintenance of Thirty-First Street,
55 feet wide, and extending from a point 18.57 feet west
of Frisby Street, North 79°-47'-16" West 94.75 feet and
authorizing the acquisition by purchase or condemnation
of any property, rights, interests, easements and /or
franchises necessary in the opening, widening, grading,
construction and maintenance of said Thirty-First Street ;
and authorizing the making of all necessary agreements
concerning said Thirty-First Street ; and authorizing the
construction of said Thirty-First Street ; the location and
course of said Thirty-First Street being shown on a plat
thereof numbered 317-A-ll, prepared by the Surveys and
Records Division and filed in the Office of the Director of
the Department of Public Works on the thirtieth (30th)
day of March, 1973.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase or
condemnation for public highway purposes, namely, for the
opening, widening, grading, construction and maintenance
of Thirty-First Street, 55 feet wide, and extending from a
point 18.57 feet west of Frisby Street, North 79°-47'-16"
West 94.75 feet; the fee simple interests or such other in-
terests as the Director of the Department of Public Works
may deem necessary, in and to the pieces or parcels of
land, situate in Baltimore City, including the improvements
thereon, bounded as follows :

Beginning for the same at a point on the south side of
Thirty-First Street, as now laid out 45 feet wide, distant
North 79 G -47'-16" West 18.57 feet, measured along the
south side of said Thirty-First Street from the northwest
side of Frisby Street, as now laid out 50 feet wide, and run-

466

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Ord. No. 38S

ning thence binding on a line drawn at a right angle to the
south side of said Thirty-First Street, South 10°-12'-44"
West 10.00 feet ; thence binding on the south side of Thirty-
First Street, 55 feet wide, North 79°-47'-16" West 82.50
feet; thence binding on the southwest side of Thirty-First
Street, varying in width, by a line curving to the right
with a radius of 12.50 feet the distance of 17.12 feet which
arc is subtended by a chord bearing North 40°-33 / -39.5"
West 15.81 feet to intersect the south side of Thirty-First
Street, as now laid out 45 feet wide, and thence binding
on the south side of Thirty-First Street, as now laid out 45
feet wide, South 79°-47'-16" East 94.75 feet to the place of
beginning.

All courses and distances in the above description are re-
ferred to the true meridian as adopted by the Baltimore
Survey Control System.

Including all property, rights, interests, easements and/
or franchises necessary in the opening, widening, grading,
construction and maintenance of said Thirty-First Street,
the location and course of said Thirty-First Street being
shown on a plat thereof numbered 317-A-ll, prepared by the
Surveys and Records Division and filed in the Office of the
Director of the Department of Public Works on the thir-
tieth (30th) day of March, 1973.

Any mention or reference to any streets, roads, avenues,
highways or alleys in this ordinance or on the plat referred
to herein are for the purpose of description only, and shall
not be held or taken to be any evidence whatever that said
streets, roads, avenues, highways, alleys or any of
them, are public, dedicated or private thoroughfares.

ORDINANCES

grading, construction and maintenance of said Thirty-
First St root. If the said Director of the Department of
Public Works, or person or persons the Board of Estimates

of Baltimore City may designate are unable to agree with
the owner or owners on the purchase price of any of the

said pieces or parcels of land and improvements thereupon
or {'or any of the said properties, rights, interests, ease-
ments and or franchises, they shall forthwith notify the
City Solicitor of Baltimore City who shall thereupon insti-
tute in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by con-
demnation the fee simple interests or such other rights,
interests, easements and/or franchises as the said
Director may deem necessary or sufficient for the purposes
of said Thirty-First Street Project.

S-ec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceed-
ings for the acquisition by condemnation of the property
and rights herein described and the rights of all parties
interested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be
in accordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the
Code of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and
any and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the said Direc-
tor of the Department of Public Works or person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may designate
are also hereby authorized to negotiate for and to enter
into in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, any and all necessary agreements with the Federal
and State Governments, or any of their agencies, and any
other persons, firms or corporations, in aid of, in further-
ance of, or in connection with said Thirty-First Street
Project; all such acquisitions and agreements to be subject
to the approval of the Board of Estimates.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That after the neces-
sary agreements have been made and the necessary proper-
ties, lands, rights, easements and/or franchises have been
acquired as hereinbefore provided, the Director of the
Department of Public Works of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized and directed to construct or cause to be con-
structed the said Thirty-First Street Project, all in
accordance with detailed plan hereafter to be prepared

4G8 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 389

therefore and after said plans have been approved by the
said Director of the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 389

(Council No. 804)

An Ordinance authorizing the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more of the fee simple interests or such other interests
as the Director of the Department of Public Works
may deem necessary or sufficient, in and to certain pieces
or parcels of land situate in Baltimore City, for public
Utility Right of Way purposes, namely, for the construc-
tion and maintenance of the Public Utility Right of Way
for the Bureau of Engineering Storm Water Relief Drain
Project, Storm Water Contract No. 465, adjacent to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way and extend-
ing from Patapsco Avenue, Northeasterly to Gwynns
Falls and authorizing the acquisition by purchase or con-
demnation of any property, rights, interests, easements,
and/or franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right
of Way and the construction and maintenance of said
Public Utility Right of Way ; and authorizing the making
of all necessary agreements concerning said Public
Utility Right of Way; the location and courses of said
Public Utility Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof
numbered 317-A-21, prepared by the Surveys and Records
Division and filed in the Office of the Director of the
Department of Public Works on the fourth (4th)
day of May, 1973.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purchase

ORDINANCES 469

or condemnation for Public Utility Right of Way purposes,

namely, for the construction and maintenance of the Tub-
lie Utility Right of Way tor the Bureau of Engineering

Storm Water Relief Drain Project, Storm Water Contract
No. 465, adjacent to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Right of Way and extending from Patapsco Avenue, North-
easterly to Gwynns Falls; the fee simple interests or such
other interests as the Director of the Department of Pub-
lic Works may deem necessary, in and to the pieces or par-
cels of land, situate, in Baltimore City, including the
improvements thereon, bounded as follows :

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the southwest side of Gable Avenue, as now
laid out, and the southeast outline of the Royal Oil Cor-
poration property known as #2100/2106 Gable Avenue
and running thence binding on the southeast outline of said
property, South 49°-42'-35" West 168.21 feet to the south-
west outline of said property; thence binding on the south-
west outline of said property, North 39°-45'-51.4" West
50.00 feet; thence for new lines of division through said
propertv the two following courses and distances; namely,
North 71°-25'-27.5" East 48.84 feet and North 63°-26'-
33.9" East 125.99 feet to the aforesaid southwest side of
Gable Avenue and thence binding on the southwest side of
said Gable Avenue, South 39°-45'-58.9" East 1.99 feet
to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northeast side of Gable Avenue, as now
laid out, and the southeast outline of the Industrial Enter-
prises Inc. property known as #2947 Whittington Avenue
and running thence binding on the northeast side of said
Gable Avenue, North 39°-43'-20" West 44.12 feet; thence
for new lines of division through said property the two
following courses and distances; namelv, South 61°- 12'-
27" East 26.96 feet and North 70°-16'-40" East 69.42 feet
to the southeast outline of said property and thence binding
on the southeast outline of said property, South 53 c -17'
West 75.47 feet to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 3 at the point formed by the
intersection of the southeast outline of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Right of Way and the south outline of

470 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 389

the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way, Curtis
Bay Branch, said point of beginning being the northwest
corner of the property now or formerly owned by Carrier
Rentals Inc. and known as Lot 7 of Block 7481-B and
running thence binding on the south outline of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Right of Way, Curtis Bay Branch,
South 87°-26'-40" East 28.38 feet to intersect a line drawn
parallel with and distant 20.00 feet southeasterly, measured
at right angles from the southeast outline of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Right of Way; thence binding on said
line so drawn South 47°-45'-40" West 620 feet, more or
less, to the northeasternmost extremity of an existing 20
foot right of way, as shown on the Bureau of Engineering,
Right of Way Division Plat No. R.W. 20-34102; thence
binding on the northeasternmost extremity of said exist-
ing 20 foot right of way, North 61°-44'-20" West 21.22
feet to the southeast outline of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Right of Way and thence binding on the south-
east outline of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of
Way, North 47°-45'-40" East 607 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 4 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northeast side of Hollins Ferry Road,
as now laid out, and the northwest outline of the property
now or formerly owned by the Baltimore Paint and Chemi-
cal Corporation and known as #2315/35 Hollins Ferry
Road and running thence binding on the northwest outline
of said property, North 44°-41'-00" East 55.01 feet; thence
for new lines of division through said property of the
Baltimore Paint and Chemical Corporation, the three follow-
ing courses and distances; namely, South 05 o -01'-42" East
24.99 feet, South 43°-19'-50" East 106.66 feet and South
05°-19'-44" East 64.14 feet to the northeast side of said
Hollins Ferry Road and thence binding on the northeast
side of said Hollins Ferry Road, North 43°-19'-50" West
174.93 feet to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 5 at the northernmost corner
of the property now or formerly owned by Baltimore Paint
and Chemical Corporation and known as #2315/35 Hollins
Ferry Road and running thence binding on the northeast
outline of said property, South 65°-39'-40" East 38.37 feet;
thence for new lines of division through said property

ORDINANCES 471

the three following courses and distances; namely, by a
line curving to the left with a radius of 50.00 feet the
distance of 1.72 feet which arc is subtended by a chord
bearing South 80°-35'-3 1" West 1.71 feet, South 79°-
-"'-10" West 28.08 feet, and by a line curving to the left
with a radius of 50.00 feet the distance of 30.39 feet which
subtended by a chord bearing South 62 -05'-52"
West 2\\{V.\ feet to intersect a line drawn parallel with and
distant 10.00 feet southeasterly, measured at right angles
from the northwest outline of said property ; thence bind-
ing on said line so drawn, South 44°-41'-00" West 688.17
feet; thence for other new lines of division through said
property the two following courses and distances; namely,
by a line curving to the right with a radius of 70.00 feet
the distance of 8.78 feet which arc is subtended by a chord
bearing South 48°-16'-25" West 8.77 feet and South 51°-
51'-50" West 75.07 feet, to the northwest outline of said
property and thence binding on the northwest outline of
said property, North 44°-41'-00" East 811.24 feet to the
place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel Xo. 6 at a point on the division
line between the property, now or formerly owned by West-
ern Maryland Co. and known as Lot 6 of Block 7427 and
the property adjoining on the northeast thereof now or
formerly owned by P. Flanigan and Sons, Inc. and known
as Lot 17 of Block 7427 distant South 65°-39'-40" East
193.13 feet, measured along said division line from the
southeast outline of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right
of Way and running thence for new lines of division
through said P. Flanigan and Sons, Inc. property the four
following courses and distances; namely, North 30°-52'-2 \"
East 92.02 feet, North 34°-22'-24" East 290.24 feet, by a
line curving to the right with a radius of 100.00 feet the
distance of 75.05 feet which arc is subtended by a cho
bearing North 55 -52'-24" East 73.30 feet and North 77 -
22*-24" East 200 feet, ■ :■ less, to the southw

side of Gwynns Falls; thence binding along the southwest
side of Gwynns Falls in a northwesterly direction 230 feet,
more or less, to intersect the southeast outline of Raid
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way; thence binding
on the southeast outline of said Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Right of Way the three following courses and dis-
tances; namely, Southwesterly 180 feet, more or less.

472 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 389

Southwesterly 55 feet, more or less, and Southwesterly 445
feet, more or less, to the aforesaid division line; thence
binding on the aforesaid division line, South 65°-39'-40"
East 142.81 feet to intersect a line drawn parallel with and
distant 50.00 feet northwesterly, measured at right angles
from the first line of this description; thence binding re-
versely on said line so drawn through said Western Mary-
land Co. property, South 30°-52'-24" West 203 feet, more
or less, to intersect the northeast outline of the Western
Maryland Railroad Right of Way; thence binding on the
northeast outline of said Western Maryland Railroad Right
of Way, Southeasterly 50 feet, more or less, to intersect the
line of the first line of this description if projected south-
westerly and thence binding reversely on said line so pro-
jected, North 30°-52'-24" East 203 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning.

Including all property, rights, interests, easements
and/or franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right of
Way and the construction and maintenance of said Public
Utility Right of Way, the location and course of said Public
Utility Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof num-
bered 317-A-21, prepared by the Surveys and Records Divi-
sion and filed in the office of the Director of the Depart-
ment of Public Works on the fourth (4th) day of May,
•■i 1973.

Any mention or reference to any streets, roads, avenues,
highways or alleys in this Ordinance or on the plat re-
ferred to herein are for the purpose of description only,
and shall not be held or taken to be any evidence whatever
that said streets, roads, avenues, highways, alleys or any
of them, are public, dedicated or private thoroughfares.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained. That the Director of
the Department of Public Works or the person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may hereafter
from time to time designate, is or are hereby .authorized
to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, and for the purposes described in this ordinance, the
fee simple interests or such other interests as the said Direc-
tor may deem necessary or sufficient, in and to SAID pieces
or parcels of land and improvements thereupon, including
all property, rights, interests, easements and/or franchises

ORDINANCES

; Public Utility Right of Way and the con-
tion and maintenance of said Public Utility Right of
Way, [f the said Director of the Department of Public
Works, or person or persons the Board of Estimate
Baltimore City may designate are unable to agree with the
owner or owners on the purchase price of any of the said
pieces or parcels of land and improvements thereupon •• ,-
for any of the said properties, rights, interests, easements
and or franchises, they shall forthwith notify the City
Solicitor of Baltimore City who shall thereupon institute
in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
the necessary legal proceedings to acquire by condemnation
the fee simple interests or such other rights, interests,

\T franchises as the said Director may deem
ssary or sufficient for the purposes of said Public Utility
Right of Way.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties in-
terested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be
in accordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the
Code of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and
any and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 4. And he it further ordained, That the said Director
of the Department of Public Works or person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may designate
are also hereby authorized to negotiate for and to enter
into in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, any and all necessary agreements with the Federal
and State Governments, or any of their agencies, and any
other persons, firms or corporations, in aid of, in further-
ance of, or in connection with said Public Utility Right of
Way; all such acquisitions and agreements to be subject
to the approval of the Board of Estimates.

Sec. 5. And hi it further ordained, That after the neces-
sary agreements have been made and the necessary prop-
erties, lands, rights, easements and or franchises have been
acquired as hereinbefore provided, the Director of the De-
partment of Public Works of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized and directed to construct or cause to be con-

474 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 390

structed the said Public Utility Right of Way, all in ac-
cordance with detailed plans hereafter to be prepared
therefore and after said plans have been approved by the
said Director of the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 390
(Council No. 805)

An Ordinance authorizing the acquisition by purchase or
condemnation by the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more of the fee simple interests or such other interests
as the Director of the Department of Public Works may
deem necessary or sufficient, in and to certain pieces or
parcels of land situate in Baltimore City, for public
Utility Right of Way purposes, namely, for the construc-
tion and maintenance of the Public Utility Right of Way
for the Bureau of Engineering Herring Run-Moores Run
Sanitary Sewer Project, Sanitary Contract No. 575, with-
in the area bounded by Erdman Avenue, Sinclair Lane,
Todd Avenue, Radecke Avenue, Eastern City Boundary
and North Point Road and authorizing the acquisition
by purchase or condemnation of any property, rights,
interests, easements, and/or franchises necessary in said
Public Utility Right of Way and the construction and
maintenance of said Public Utility Right of Way; and
authorizing the making of all necessary agreements
concerning said Public Utility Right of Way; the loca-
tion and courses of said Public Utility Right of Way
being shown on a plat thereof numbered 317-A-18, pre-
pared by the Surveys and Records Division and filed in the
Office of the Director of the Department of Public Works
on the second (2nd) day of May, 1973.

ORDINANCES 475

Section l. Be it ordained by the Manor and City Council

of Baltimore, That it is necessary to acquire by purch.

or condemnation for Public Utility Right of Way purposes,
namely, for the construction and maintenance of the Public
I rtility Right of Way for the Bureau of Engineering Herring
Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project, Sanitary Contrad
No. 575, within the area bounded by Erdman Avenue, Sin-
clair Lane, Todd Avenue, Radecke Avenue, Eastern
City Boundary and North Point Road; the fee simple in-
terests or such other interests as the Director of the De-
partment of Public Works may deem necessary, in and to
the pieces or parcels of land, situate, in Baltimore City,
including the improvements thereon, bounded as follows:

Beginning for Parcel No. 1 at the point formed by the
intersection of the west side of North Point Road, varying
in width, and the northeast side of Erdman Avenue, 150
feet wide, and running thence binding on the northeast
side of said Erdman Avenue, Northwesterly 52 feet, more
or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant
15.00 feet southwesterly, measured at right angles from
the surveyed and established center line of the proposed
right of way as shown on the Bureau of Engineering,
Division of Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores Run Sani-
tary Sewer Project Plat; thence binding on said line so
drawn and continuing to bind on a line drawn parallel
with and distant 15.00 feet southwesterly, measured at
right angles from the surveyed and established center line
of said proposed Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer
Project right of way the two following courses and dis-
tances; namely, North t8°-56'-08" West 37 feet, more or
less, and North 22°-15'-19" West 40 feet, more or less, to
intersect the southeast outline of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Right of way; thence binding on the southeast
outline of said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Right of Way,
Northeasterly 31 feet, more or less, to intersect a line
drawn parallel with and distant 30.00 feet northeasterly,
measured at right angles from the third line of this descrip-
tion ; thence binding on last said line so drawn and con-
tinuing to bind on a line drawn parallel with and distant
30.00 feet northeasterly, measured at right angles from
the second line of this description the two following courses
and distances; namely, South 22°-ir/-19" East 41 feet,

476 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 390

more or less, and South 48°-56'-08" East 59 feet, more or
less, to intersect the aforesaid west side of North Point Road
and thence binding on the west side of said North Point
Road, Southerly 28 feet, more or less, to the place of be-
ginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 2 at the point formed by the in-
tersection of the southeast outline of the Baltimore Harbor
Tunnel Thruway Right of Way and a line drawn parallel
with and distant 12.50 feet northeasterly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established center line of the
proposed right of way as shown on the Bureau of Engineer-
ing, Division of Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores Run
Sanitary Sewer Project Plat and running thence binding on
said line so drawn and continuing to bind on lines drawn
parallel with and distant 12.50 feet northeasterly and east-
erly, measured at right angles from the surveyed and estab-
lished center line of said proposed Herring Run-Moores Run
Sanitary Sewer Project right of way the five following
courses and distances; namely, South 58°-18'-32" East 11
feet, more or less, South 71°-17'-03" East 310 feet, more or
less, South 60°-41'-13" East 404 feet, more or less, South 13°-
06'-15" East 405 feet, more or less, and South 26°-45'-59"
East 56 feet, more or less, to intersect the northwest side
of the approach ramp to Pulaski Highway from Moravia
Road; thence binding on the northwest side of said ap-
proach ramp, Southwesterly 25 feet, more or less, to inter-
sect a line drawn parallel with and distant 25.00 feet south-
westerly, measured at right angles from the fifth line of
this description; thence binding on last said line so drawn
and continuing to bind on lines drawn parallel with and
distant 25.00 feet westerly and southwesterly, measured
at right angles from the fourth, third, second and first
lines of this description respectively the five following
courses and distances; namely, North 26°-45'-59" West 63
feet, more or less, North 13°-06'-15" West 394 feet, more
or less, North 60°-41'-13" West 391 feet, more or less,
North 71°-17'-03" West 312 feet, more or less, and North
58°-18'-32" West 11 feet, more or less, to intersect the
aforesaid southeast outline of said Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
Thruway Right of Way and thence binding on the south-
east outline of said Baltimore Harbor Tunnel Thruway
Right of Way Northeasterly 25 feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning.

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ORDINANCES 477

Beginning for Parcel No. 3 at the point formed by the
intersection of the southwest side of Hornera Lane, 50

feet wide, and a line drawn parallel with and distant 12.50
feet southeasterly, measured at right angles from the sur-
veyed and established center line of the proposed right of
way as shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Division of
Waste Water. Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer
Project Plat and running thence binding on said line so
drawn and continuing to bind on lines drawn parallel with
and distant 12.60 feet southeasterly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established center line of said
proposed Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project
right of way the three following courses and distances;
namely, South 56°-56'-03" West 124 feet, more or less, South
50°-06'-47" West 351 feet, more or less, and South 43°-
lT'-O.V West 156 feet, more or less, to intersect the south-
west outline of the property now or formerly owned by the
Middle River Baptist Church and known as #1400 Homers
Lane ; thence binding on the southwest outline of said prop-
erty, Northwesterly 28 feet, more or less, to intersect a
line drawn parallel with and distant 25.00 feet north-
westerly, measured at right angles from the third line of
this description ; thence binding on last said line so drawn
and continuing to bind on lines drawn parallel with and
distant 25.00 feet northwesterly, measured at right angles
from the second and first lines of this description re-
spectively the three following courses and distances ;
namely. North 43°-17'-05" East 143 feet, more or less,
North 50°-06'-47" East 357 feet, more or less, and North
56'-03" East 131 feet, more or less, to intersect the
aforesaid southwest side of Homers Lane and thence bind-
ing on the southwest side of said Homers Lane, South-
easterly 26 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 4 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northwest outline of the property now
or formerly owned by the Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
and a line drawn parallel with and distant 12.50 feet south-
. measured at right angles from the surveyed and
established center line of the proposed right of way as
shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Division of Waste
r, Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project
Plat and running thence binding on said line so drawn,
South 51 -36'-42" East L03.5 feet, more or less, to intersect

»M

478 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 390

the southeast outline of said property; thence binding on
the southeast outline of said property, Northeasterly 26
feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with
and distant 25.00 feet northeasterly, measured at right
angles from the first line of this description; thence bind-
ing on last said line so drawn, North 51°-36'-42" West
103.5 feet, more or less, to intersect the northwest out-
line of said property and thence binding on the northwest
outline of said property, Southwesterly 26 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 5 at the point formed by the
intersection of the southwest side of Bowleys Lane, 50 feet
wide, and the southeast outline of the property now or
formerly owned by the American Stores Co. and known as
#5701 Bowleys Lane and running thence binding on the
southeast outline of said property, Southwesterly 23 feet,
more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and
distant 10.00 feet westerly, measured at right angles from
the surveyed and established center line of the proposed
right of way as shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Divi-
sion of Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary
Sewer Project Plat; thence binding on said line so drawn,
North 02°-57'-ll" West 35 feet, more or less, to intersect
the aforesaid southwest side of Bowleys Lane and thence
binding on the southwest side of said Bowleys Lane, South-
easterly 25 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 6 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northeast side of Moravia Road, as now
laid out, and a line drawn parallel with and distant 10.00
feet northwesterly, measured at right angles from the sur-
veyed and established center line of the proposed right of
way as shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Division of
Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer
Project Plat and running thence binding on said line so
drawn and continuing to bind on a line drawn parallel with
and distant 10.00 feet westerly, measured at right angles
from the surveyed and established center line of said pro-
posed Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project
right of way the two following courses and distances;
namely, North 63°-26'-35" East 45 feet, more or less, and
North 00°-44'-43" East 10 feet, more or less, to intersect
the northeast side of Frankford Avenue, as now laid out;

ORDINANCES 479

thence binding on the northeast side of said Frankford
Avenue, Northeasterly 21 feet, more or less, to intersect
a line drawn parallel with and distant 20.00 feet easterly,
measured at right angles from the second line of this de-
scription ; thence binding on last said line so drawn and
continuing to bind on a line drawn parallel with and distant
20.00 feet southeasterly, measured at right angles from the
first line of this description the two following courses and
distances; namely. South 00 -44'-43" West 30 feet, more or
less, and South 63°-26'-35" West 58 feet, more or less, to
intersect the aforesaid northeast side of Moravia Road and
thence binding on the northeast side of said Moravia Road,
Northwesterly 21 feet, more or less, to the place of begin-
ning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 7 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northeast side of Frankford Avenue,
varying in width, and a line drawn parallel with and distant
10.00 feet westerly, measured at right angles from the sur-
veyed and established center line of the proposed right of
way as shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Division of
Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer
Project Plat and running thence binding on said line so
drawn and continuing to bind on a line drawn parallel with
and distant 10.00 feet southwesterly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established center line of said
proposed Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer right of
way the two following courses and distances ; namely, North
00 c -44'-43" East 48 feet, more or less, and North 54°-57'-
50" West 15.00 feet; thence binding on a line drawn at a
right angle to last said line, North 35°-02'-10" East 20.00
feet to intersect a line drawn parallel with and distant
20.00 feet northeasterly, measured at right angles from
the second line of this description; thence binding on last
said line so drawn and continuing to bind on a line drawn
parallel with and distant 20.00 feet easterly, measured at
right angles from the first line of this description the two
following courses and distances; namely, South 54°-57'-50"
East 28 feet, more or less, and South 00°-44'-43" West
70 feet, more or less, to intersect the aforesaid northeast
side of Frankford Avenue and thence binding on the
northeast side of said Frankford Avenue, Northwesterly
25 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.

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Beginning for Parcel No. 8 at the point formed by the in-
tersection of the southeast outline of the Baltimore Harbor
Tunnel Thru way Right of Way and a line drawn parallel
with and distant 15.00 feet northeasterly, measured at right
angles from the surveyed and established center line of
the proposed right of way as shown on the Bureau of En-
gineering, Division of Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores
Run Sanitary Sewer Project Plat and running thence bind-
ing on said line so drawn, South 17°-10'-31" East 190
feet, more or less, to intersect the southwest outline of
the property now or formerly owned by William
Meyer and known as Lot 39 of Block 6202 ; thence binding
on the southwest outline of said property, Northwesterly
43 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn par-
allel with and distant 30.00 feet southwesterly, measured
at right angles from the first line of this description;
thence binding on last said line so drawn, North 17°-10'-
31" West 139 feet, more or less, to intersect the aforesaid
southeast outline of the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel Thru-
way Right of Way and thence binding on the southeast
outline of said Baltimore Harbor Tunnel Thruway Right of
Way, Northeasterly 37 feet, more or less, to the place of
beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 9 at the point formed by the in-
tersection of the southeast outline of the property now or
formerly owned by P. Frederick Obrecht "Ethal"
"ETAL" and known as #6310 Frankford Avenue
and a line drawn parallel with and distant 15.00
feet westerly, measured at right angles from the
surveyed and established center line of the proposed
right of way as shown on the Bureau of Engineering,
Division of Waste Water, Herring Run-Moores Run Sani-
tary Sewer Project Plat and running thence binding on
said line so drawn and continuing to bind on lines drawn
parallel with and distant 15.00 feet westerly and north-
westerly, measured at right angles from the surveyed and
established center line of said proposed Herring Run-Moores
Run Sanitary Sewer Project right of way the three follow-
ing courses and distances ; namely, North 08°-41'-14" West
130 feet, more or less, North 08°-07'-07" West 353 feet,
more or less, and North 22°-33'-ll" East 219 feet, more
or less, to intersect the northwest outline of the property
now or formerly owned by the Cosmo Company and known

ORDINANCES 481

as =8200 Eranki'ord Avenue; thence binding on the north-
outline of last sai.l property* Northeasterly 12
more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and

distant 30.00 feet southeasterly, measured at right angles
from the third line of this description; thence binding on
Last said line so drawn and continuing to bind on lines
drawn parallel with and distant oO.OO feet easterly, meas-
ured at right angles from the second and first lines of this
ption respectively the three following courses and
distances; namely, South 22°-33'-ll" West 210 feet, more
or less, South 08 -07M)7" East 345 feet, more or less, and
South 08 - 1 1 '-14'' East 106 feet, more or less, to intersect
the southeast outline of the property mentioned firstly
herein and thence binding on the southeast outline of the
property mentioned firstly herein, Southwesterly 40 feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 10 at the south corner of the
property now or formerly owned by the Cosmo Company
and known as #4901 Denview r Way and running thence
binding on the southwest outline of said property, North-
westerly 20.5 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn
parallel with and distant 15.00 feet northwesterly, meas-
ured at right angles from the surveyed and established
center line of the proposed right of way as shown on the
Bureau of Engineering, Division of Waste Water,
Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project Plat;
thence binding on said line so drawn, North 31 -31'-H"
East 50 feet, more or less, to intersect the northeast out-
line of said property and thence binding on the northeast
and southeast outlines of said property the two following
courses and distances; namely, Southeasterly 20.5 feet,
more or less, and Southwesterly 50 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 11 at the point formed by the
intersection of the northwest outline of the Baltimore Gas
and Electric Co. Right of Way, 100 feet wide, and a line
drawn parallel with and distant 10.00 feet northeasterly,
measured at right angles from the surveyed and established
center line of the proposed right of way as shown on the
Bureau of Engineering, Division of Waste Water, Herring
Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project Plat and running
thence binding on said line so drawn, South 59°-43'-40"

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Ord. No. 390

East 100 feet, more or less, to intersect the southeast
outline of said Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way ;
thence binding on the southeast outline of said Baltimore
Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way, Southwesterly 20 feet,
more or less, to intersect a line drawn parallel with and
distant 20.00 feet southwesterly, measured at right angles
from the first line of this description ; thence binding on last
SAID line so drawn, North 59°-43'-40" West 100 feet, more
or less, to intersect the aforesaid northwest outline of the
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. Right of Way and thence
binding on the northwest outline of said Baltimore Gas and
Electric Co. Right of Way, Northeasterly 20 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning.

Beginning for Parcel No. 12 at the point formed by the
intersection of the south side of Radecke Avenue, 60 feet
wide, and a line drawn parallel with and distant 10.00 feet
northeasterly, measured at right angles from the surveyed
and established center line of the proposed right of way
as shown on the Bureau of Engineering, Division of Waste
Water, Herring Run-Moores Run Sanitary Sewer Project
Plat and running thence binding on said line so drawn,
South 15°-10'-16" East 257 feet, more or less, to interscet the
south outline of the property »e* NOW or formerly owned
by Steve Loss and Wife and known as Lot 57/60 of Block
6045 ; thence binding on the south outline of said property,
Westerly 20 feet, more or less, to intersect a line drawn
parallel with and distant 20.00 feet southwesterly, meas-
ured .at right angles from the first line of this description ;
thence binding on last said line so drawn, North 15°-10'-16"
West 257 feet, more or less, to intersect the aforesaid south
side of Radecke Avenue and thence binding on the south
side of said Radecke Avenue, Easterly 20 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning.

Including all property, rights, interests, easements
and/or franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right
of Way and the construction and maintenance of said
Public Utility Right of Way, the location and course of said
Public Utility Right of Way being shown on a plat thereof
numbered 317-A-18, prepared by the Surveys and Records
Division and filed in the office of the Director of the De-
partment of Public Works on the second (2nd) day of
May, 1973.

ORDINANCES 488

Any mention or reference to any streets, roads, avenues,

highways or alleys in this ordinance or on the plat referred
to herein are for the purpose of description only, and shall
not be held or taken to be any evidence whatever that said

streets, roads, avenues, highways, alleys or any of them,
are public, dedicated or private thoroughfares.

SEC. 2. And be it further ordained, That the Director of
the Department of Public Works or the person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may hereafter
from time to time designate, is or are hereby authorized
to acquire on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, and for the purposes described in this Ordinance,
the fee simple interests or such other interests as the
said Director may deem necessary or sufficient, in and to
said pieces or parcels of land and improvements there-
upon, including all property, rights, interests, easements
and or franchises necessary in said Public Utility Right
of Way and the construction and maintenance of said
Public Utility Pvight of Way. If the said Director of the
Department of Public Works, or person or persons the
Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may designate are
unable to agree with the owner or owners on the purchase
price of any of the said pieces or parcels of land and
improvements thereupon or for any of the said properties,
rights, interests, easements and/or franchises, they shall
forthwith notify the City Solicitor of Baltimore City who
shall thereupon institute in the name of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore the necessary legal proceedings to
acquire by condemnation the fee simple interests or such
other rights, interests, easements and/or franchises as the
said Director may deem necessary or sufficient for the pur-
poses of said Public Utility Right of Way.

Sec. 3. And he it further ordained, That the proceedings
for the acquisition by condemnation of the property and
rights herein described and the rights of all parties in-
terested or affected thereby shall be regulated by and be in
accordance with the provisions of Article 33A of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of Maryland, and any
and all amendments thereto.

Sec. 1. And be it further ordained, That the said Director
of the Department of Public Works or person or persons
the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City may designate

484 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 391

are also hereby authorized to negotiate for and to enter
into in the name of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, any and all necessary agreements with the Federal
and State Governments, or any of their agencies, and any
other persons, firms or corporations, in aid of, in further-
ance of, or in connection with said Public Utility Right of
Way ; all such ae^uisi&oft ACQUISITIONS and agreements
to be subject to the approval of the Board of Estimates.

Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, That after the neces-
sary agreements have been made and the necessary prop-
erties, lands, rights, easements and/or franchises have been
acquired as hereinbefore provided, the Director of the De-
partment of Public Works of Baltimore City is hereby
authorized and directed to construct or cause to be con-
structed the said Public Utility Right of Way, all in ac-
cordance with detailed plans hereafter to be prepared
therefore and after said plans have been approved by the
said Director of the Department of Public Works.

Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 25, 1973.

•■i WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Maijor.

No. 391
(Council No. 831)

An Ordinance to repeal Section 256 (93a) of Article 31 of
the Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title 'Transit
and Traffic," subtitle "Parking and Stopping," as
ordained by Ordinance 218, approved November 20,
1972, and ordain in lieu thereof a new Section 242 (7b),
concerning a reserved parking space on the north side of
Kentucky Avenue east of Belair Road.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 256 (93a) of Article 31 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title 'Transit and
Traffic," subtitle "Parking and Stopping," as ordained by

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Ordinance 218, approved November 20, 1972, be and it is
hereby repealed and that new Section 242(7b) be and it is
hereby ordained in lieu thereof to read as follows:

266.

[(93a) Woodbourne Avenue, southerly side, from a point
219* east of Loch Haven Blvd. to a point 239' e*st of
Loch Raven Blvd., parking reserved for Thomas A. l)a-
browski.]

242.

(7b) Kentuck nice, northerly side, from a point

200* east of Belair Road to a point 220* east of Belair
Road, parking reserved for Thomas A. Dabroicski.

SEC. 2. A fid be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved .June 25, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

No. 392
(Council No. 839)

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor and City Council of

Baltimore to convey, release, and surrender all of its

title and interest in and to the two easements for the

construction and maintenance of municipal utilities,

ated in Baltimore City (1) situate on the southwest

side of Wabash Avenue northwest of Northern Parkway,

fronting on Wabash Avenue 41.58 feet with a depth

southwesterly of L94.20 feet, containing 0.2726 acres

(2) situate northerly from Northern

Parkway at a point distant 106.15 feet southwest of

Wabash Avenue, varying in width from 15 feet to 50

feet, with a length of 820.88 feet more or le

ttg no longer needed for public use.

Section 1. Be it ordained by I or and City

. That the Comptrolle dtimore Ci'

486 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 392

and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute and
deliver, in accordance with Article 5, Section 5(b) of the
City Charter, on behalf of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, unto the owner or owners of the property
through which said easements extend, a Deed of Release
conveying and releasing all title and interest of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore in and to the two following
easements :

1. Containing 0.2725 acre of land, more or less, and
being the fourth parcel which by deed dated November
17, 1970 and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
City in Liber R. H. B. No. 2706 folio 547, was conveyed
by Chizuk Amuno Congregation to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore.

2. Beginning for the second at the point formed by
the intersection of the northeasternmost side of a 50 foot
wide right of way for sewers and drains, as shown on
Drawing B S 40-24505 as recorded with deed dated De-
cember 27, 1928 and recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore City in Liber SCL No. 4965 folio 5 etc. was
granted by Arlington Realty Company to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, with the sixteenth or south 37
degrees 26 minutes 17 seconds west 676.62 foot line of
the second parcel of that tract of land which by deed
dated April 14, 1972 and recorded among the Land Records
of Baltimore City in Liber No. 2900 folio 454 etc. was con-
veyed by Chizuk Amuno Congregation to Northwest Plaza
Associates, said point of beginning being distant 406.15
feet south 37 degrees 26 minutes 17 seconds west from the
beginning of said sixteenth line, thence leaving said six-
teenth line and binding on the northeasternmost side of
said 50 foot wide right of way south 43 degrees 15 minutes
00 seconds east 327.78 feet, thence binding on the south-
easternmost side of a 15 foot wide right of way south 46
degrees 45 minutes 00 seconds west 493.10 feet to intersect
the seventeenth line of said deed at a point distant 36.92
feet north 4 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds west from the
end thereof, thence running with and binding reversely
on a part of said seventeenth line north 4 degrees 43
minutes 00 seconds west 19.18 feet to the northwestern-
most side of said 15 foot wide right of way, thence binding
on the northwesternmost side of said right of way north

ORDINANCES 487

es 15 minutes <><> Beconda easl 181.14 feel to the

BOUthwesternmOBl side Of said 50 toot wide right of way,

thence binding on the southwesternmost side of said 50

foot wide right Of way north 48 degrees 15 minutes 00
Beconda west 304.57 feet to intersect said sixteenth line of
said secondly described dwd, thence running with and
binding reversely on a part of said sixteenth line north
37 degrees 26 minutes 17 seconds east 50.67 feet to the
p'ace of beginning.

BEINVi part of a right Of way for sewers and drains as

described in deed dated December '27, 1 0ii8 and recorded

among the Land Records of Baltimore City in Liber SCL

No. 4965 folio 5 etc. was granted by Arlington Realty

ipany to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.

Said easements being no longer needed for public use.

Sec. 2. Be it ordained, That no deed or deeds shall pass
in accordance herewith until the same shall have been first
approved by the City Solicitor.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved June 2o, 1973.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Mayor.

Xo. 393

(Council Xo. 849)

An Ordinance to repeal Section 26 of Article 29 of the
Baltimore City Code (1966 Edition), title "Water," sub-
title "Water Rates," said section having been last amended
by Ordinance No. 391, approved March 17, 1969, and to
ordain a new Section 26 in lieu thereof, to stand in the
place of the section so repealed, generally providing for
the dates upon which unmetered water charges, metered
water charges, and fire supply service inspection ch.
shall be due and payable, and when such charges shall

488 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 393

be considered delinquent; changing the dates for the
payment of penalties on delinquent and unpaid unmetered
water charges, metered water charges, and fire supply
service inspection charges, and relating generally to the
collection of charges for water and fire supply service
inspection.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That Section 26 of Article 29 of the Baltimore
City Code (1966 Edition), title "Water," subtitle "Water
Rates," as said Section 26 of Article 29 was last amended
by Ordinance No. 391, approved March 17, 1969, be and
the same is hereby repealed and that a new Section 26 of
Article 29 be and it is hereby ordained in lieu thereof to
stand in the place of the section so repealed and to read
as follows:

26.

(a) From and after July 1, 1973, unmetered water
charges shall be due and payable on the first day of July
of each and every year for the current taxable year. Any
unmetered charges unpaid on October 1 of such taxable
year shall be considered in arrears and delinquent and
all water service shall be subject to turn-off for non-payment
of such charges at any time thereafter.

(b) For all unmetered water charges becoming due
and payable or which are overdue and in arrears on and
after the first day of July, 1973, there are hereby imposed
the following penalties, which include interest at the rate
of eight per centum (8%) per annum, on all such un-
metered water charges becoming in arrears, the same to be
imposed in or for the year for which such charges were
levied.

One and one-third per centum (1%%) on October 1 on
unmetered water charges remaining unpaid at the end
of the month of September; two and two-thirds per centum
(22/ 3 %) on November 1 on unmetered water charges re-
maining unpaid at the end of the month of October ; four per
centum (4%) on December 1 on unmetered water charges
remaining unpaid at the end of the month of November;
five and one-third per centum (5%%) on January 1 on
unmetered water charges remaining unpaid at the end of
the month of December; six and two-thirds per centum

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ORDINANCES 189

(('>■-,'/;) on February 1 on unmetered water ch.
maining unpaid at the end of the month of January; eight
per centum (8 r r) on March 1 on unmetered water charged
remaining unpaid at the end of the month of February;
nine and one-third per centum (9%$ ) on April 1 on un-
metered water charges remaining unpaid at the end of the
month of March; ten and two-thirds per centum (10-
on May 1 on unmetered water charges remaining unpaid
at the end of the month of April; twelve per centum (12%)
on June 1 on unmetered water charges remaining unpaid at
the end of the month of May ; thereafter, in addition to the
aforegoing penalties, a penalty at the rate of one and one-
third per centum (1%# ) per month, which includes inter-
est at the rate of eight per centum (8%) per annum, shall be
imposed until said unmetered water charges are paid.

(c) Metered water charges and fire supply service in-
spection charges shall be due and payable upon rendering
of bills therefor. Any metered water charges and fire sup-
ply service inspection charges unpaid thirty (30) days after
the mailing date of the bill shall be considered delinquent
and all water service shall be subject to turn-off for non-
payment of such charges at any time thereafter.

(d) A penalty at the rate of five per centum (5%) of
the water charge and fire supply service inspection charge
shall be added to every metered water charge and fire sup-
ply service inspection charge at the time that they become
delinquent.

(e) The total of all delinquent water charges, including
but not limited to, the penalty or interest and turn-off
charges, shall be paid before service will be restored.

(f) The non-payment of any delinquent water charge
against a property shall be sufficient reason for terminating
all water service and fire supply service to the property, even
though other water charges against the property are not
in arrears.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shall take effect on July 1, 1973.

Appmv d June 25, 1'.

WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Ma

490 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 394

No. 394

(Council No. 877)

An Ordinance authorizing and providing for the issuance
by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, Maryland
of its revenue bonds, designated "Pollution Control Reve-
nue Bonds (Anchor Hocking Corporation Project), 1973
Series," in the aggregate principal amount of not exceed-
ing $600,000 pursuant to the provisions of Sections 266-
A to 266-1, inclusive, of Article 41 of the Annotated
Code of Maryland (1971 Replacement Volume, as
amended) in order to loan the proceeds to Anchor Hock-
ing Corporation, a Delaware corporation, for the sole and
exclusive purpose of financing the acquisition by such
corporation of certain pollution control facilities in the
City of Baltimore as provided in this Ordinance ; making
certain legislative findings, among others, concerning
the public benefit and purpose of the revenue bonds;
providing that such revenue bonds (a) shall be payable
solely and only from revenue derived from payments by
such corporation to the City on the loan and (b) shall not
ever constitute, within the meaning of any constitutional
or charter provision or otherwise (i) an indebtedness of
the City of Baltimore, Maryland or any other political
subdivision or (ii) a charge against the general credit
or taxing powers of such City; prescribing the terms,
conditions, security, form and tenor of such bonds; au-
thorizing the private sale of such bonds; providing that
certain matters pertaining to such revenue bonds, includ-
ing (without limitation) interest rate, sinking fund re-
quirements, redemption provisions, form of official state-
ment, appointment of a trustee and bond purchase agree-
ment shall be determined at the time of such private sale
by resolution of the Commissioners of Finance ; providing
for the authentication and delivery thereof; creating a
construction fund and bond fund to be held by the trustee ;
providing for the investment of moneys held by the
trustee ; providing remedies for bondholders in the event
of default; providing for the enactment of supplemental
ordinances ; and generally providing for and determining
various matters in connection with the authorization,
issuance, security, sale and payment of such revenue
bonds.

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ORDINANCES L91

RECITALS

By Chapter 862 of the Laws of Maryland of 1972, the
General Assembly of Maryland repealed and re-enacted,
with amendments, Sections 266-A to 266-1, inclusive 1 , of
Article 11, of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971
Replacement Volume, as amended) (the "Act"). The Act
now empowers all the counties and municipalities of the
State of Maryland to issue revenue bonds and to loan the
proceeds of the sale of such revenue bonds to an industrial
concern to finance the acquisition by such industrial con-
cern of pollution control facilities. The Act declares it to
be the legislative purpose to relieve conditions of unem-
ployment in the State, to encourage the increase of industry
and a balanced economy in the State, to assist in the reten-
tion of existing industry in the State through the control,
reduction or abatement of pollution of the environment,
to promote economic development, to protect natural re-
sources and in this manner to promote the health, welfare
and safety of the residents of each of the counties and
municipalities of the State of Maryland.

The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore (the "City")
has determined to issue and sell not exceeding $600,000
principal amount of its Pollution Control Revenue Bonds
(Anchor Hocking Corporation Project), 1973 Series (the
"Bonds") and to loan the proceeds of such Bonds to An-
chor Hocking Corporation, a Delaware corporation (the
"Industry") and an industrial concern as mentioned in
the Act, on the terms and conditions set forth in the Loan
Agreement provided by this Ordinance, in order to finance
the Industry's acquisition of certain pollution control fa-
cilities (the "Pollution Control Facilities") at the Industry's
Kloman Street plant in the City of Baltimore, to control,
reduce and abate pollution of the environment of the State
of Maryland and of the City and thus protect natural re-
sources, to encourage economic development, and to protect
the health, welfare and safety of the citizens of this State
and this City.

This Ordinance authorizes and consummates a transac-
fi which the Industry proposed to the City in accordance

with Section 266B(d) of the Act by a letter'of intent dated

April 5, 1973.

492 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 394

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore, That acting pursuant to the Act, it is hereby
found and determined, as follows :

(1) The issuance of revenue bonds by the City pursuant
to the Act in order to loan the proceeds to the Industry
for the sole and exclusive purpose of acquiring pollution
control facilities within the meaning of the Act will fa-
cilitate and expedite the acquisition, construction, installa-
tion and equipping of such pollution control facilities by the
Industry ;

(2) The acquisition of the Pollution Control Facilities
by the Industry and the financing thereof provided in this
Ordinance will (a) promote the declared legislative pur-
poses of the Act through furtherance of the control, re-
duction or abatement of pollution of the environment, and
(b) facilitate compliance with the requirements of Federal,
State and local laws and regulations governing the control,
reduction or abatement of pollution of the environment and
thus will (i) sustain jobs and employment opportunities
and aid in maintaining employment, thus relieving condi-
tions of unemployment in the State of Maryland and in the
City; (ii) encourage the increase of industry and a balanced
economy in the State of Maryland and in the City; (iii)
assist in the retention of existing industry in the State of
Maryland and in the City; (iv) promote economic develop-
ment; (v) protect natural resources; and (vi) promote the
health, welfare and safety of the residents of the City of
Baltimore and of the State of Maryland.

(3) In addition to authorizing the City itself to ac-
quire the Pollution Control Facilities and either to lease
or to sell the Pollution Control Facilities to the Industry,
the Act, as an alternative procedure, also authorizes pollu-
tion control financing to be accomplished in the form of a
loan to the Industry. The loan form of transaction avoids
indirect costs and burden on the City by not requiring any
direct involvement by the City in the construction, owner-
ship or administration of the Pollution Control Facilities;
it permits, however, ample controls to be imposed on the use
of the Bond proceeds to insure that the public purposes of
the Act and the revenue bonds are fully accomplished. It is,
therefore, in the best interests of the citizens of the City
of Baltimore, Maryland, to finance the Pollution Control

ORDINANCES 493

Facilities by a loan to the Industry. This Ordinance con-
templates and authorizes a transaction in the form of a loan
of the revenue Bond proceeds by the City to the Industry,
rather than a transaction in the form of a lease or sale of the
Pollution Control Facilities. Accordingly, this Ordinance,
together with the Loan Agreement authorized hereby, con-
tains such provisions as the City deems appropriate to
effect the financing of the Pollution Control Facilities by
the loan form of transaction.

( 1) Neither bonds nor interest coupons issued under
the authority of the Act constitute an indebtedness of the
City or a charge against the general credit or taxing powers
of the City within the meaning of any constitutional pro-
vision or provision of the City Charter or statutory limita-
tion and shall never constitute or give rise to any pecuniary
liability of the City. The principal amount of the loan and
payments to be made by the Industry pursuant to the Loan
Agreement authorized hereby will be paid directly to, and
will be disbursed by, an independent Trustee appointed
hereby; no such moneys will be commingled with City's
funds or will be subject to the absolute control of the City
but only to such limited supervision and checks as are
deemed necessary or desirable to insure that the Bonn
proceeds are used to accomplish the public purposes of the
Act and this Ordinance. The transactions authorized hereby
do not constitute any physical public betterment or improve-
ment or the acquisition of property by the City ; the public
purposes expressed in the Act are intended to be achieved
by facilitating the acquisition of pollution control facilities
by the Industry.

The City will acquire no interest in the Pollu-
tion Control Facilities either on its own behalf or for the
purpose of creating any security for the Bonds, which
security shall be solely and exclusively the absolute, irre-
vocable, unconditional obligation of the Industry to make
the payments required by the Loan Agreement. Accord-
ingly, this Ordinance definitely fixes and determines the
amount of revenue derived from payments on the loan which
is necessary to be set apart and applied to the payment
of principal, interest or premium of the Bonds.

(6) (a) No part or portion of the Receipts and Revenue
of the City from the Loan, as defined in this Ordinance,

494 ORDINANCES Ord. No. 394

shall be set aside as a depreciation account (mentioned
in the Act) since neither the City nor the Bondholders
desire, or are creating, any interest in the Pollution Control
Facilities and such a depreciation account would (i) be
inconsistent with the form of loan transaction, and (ii)
place an unreasonable burden on the Industry, so as to
affect the feasibility of the transaction and thus frus-
trate the legislative purposes of the Act and (b) a covenant
such as that permitted by Section 266G(c) of the Act is
similarly inconsistent with the form of transaction au-
thorized hereby in which neither the City nor the Bond-
holders obtain or retain an interest in the Pollution Con-
trol Facilities and is, therefore, a procedure which is not
contemplated by the Act in connection with this transac-
tion.

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That the issuance,
sale and delivery of not exceeding $600,000 aggregate
principal amount of Pollution Control Revenue Bonds (An-
chor Hocking Corporation Project), 1973 Series, is hereby
authorized, subject to the provisions of this Ordinance, such
Bonds to be solely and exclusively payable from, and se-
cured by, the revenue derived from payment on the loan to
the Industry as provided herein.

The Commissioners of Finance of the City are hereby
authorized, in conjunction with representatives of the In-
dustry, to cause an official statement to be prepared for
distribution to prospective purchasers of the Bonds. Such
official statement shall be presented to the Commissioners
of Finance for final approval by resolution at the time the
Commissioners of Finance act upon a resolution or resolu-
tions determining the matters required by this Ordinance
to be determined prior to the sale of the Bonds. Nothing
contained in this Ordinance shall be deemed to preclude
the distribution, prior to final approval by the Commis-
sioners of Finance, of a preliminary official statement;
provided that such preliminary official statement shall be
clearly marked to indicate that it is subject to such
final approval.

It is hereby found and determined that the best interests
of the City will be served by selling the Bonds at private
sale, as authorized by the Act, upon terms and conditions

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approved by the Commissioners of Finance by resolution

adopted prior to the sale of the Bonds. Such resolution may
authorize the .Mayor to execute a bond purchase agreement

with the underwriters Tor the Bonds. Such resolution or

resolutions adopted concurrently therewith, shall also pre-
scribe (i) the maturities and the interest rates to be borne
by the Bonds, (ii) certain redemption provisions for the
Bonds as provided in Section 3.01 of this Ordinance, (iii)
the sinking fund requirements, if any, for the Bonds as
provided in Section 3.02 of this Ordinance, and (iv) such
other matters as may be required by this Ordinance or
deemed appropriate by the Commissioners of Finance.

Sec. 3. And be it further ordained. That the Bonds and
coupons are to be issued, authenticated and delivered, and
all property subject to or to become subject to this Ordinance,
including the Receipts and Revenues of the City from the
Loan (as herein defined), is to be held and applied, upon
and subject to the following covenants, conditions, uses and
trusts; and the City, for itself and its successors, does
hereby covenant and agree to and with the Trustee and
its successors in the trust and with all those who shall,
from time to time, hold the Bonds and coupons or any of
them, for the benefit of all such holders, as follows :

ARTICLE I

DEFINITIONS

The terms defined in this Article I shall, for all purposes
of this Ordinance and of all ordinances or resolutions sup-
plemental hereto now or hereafter entered into in accord-
ance with the provisions hereof, have the meanings herein
specified, unless the context clearly otherwise requires:

"Art" shall mean Sections 266-A to 266-1, inclusive,

of Article 11 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1971

Replacement Volume, as amended), as re-enacted by Chapter

>f the Laws of Maryland of 1972, and all future acts

supplemental thereto or amendatory thereof.

"Ad I Bonds" means the Bonds of the City issued

under Section 2.09 of this Ordinance.

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"Baltimore Plant" shall mean the glass container factory
located at Kloman Street within the City and owned and
operated by the Industry.

"Bond" or "Bonds" means the Pollution Control Facilities
Revenue Bonds of the City of all series from time to time
authenticated and delivered under this Ordinance. The 1973
Series Bonds means the Bonds identified as such in Section
2.02 hereof.

"Bond Fund" means the fund created in Section 5.02 here-
of.

"Bondholder" or "Holder" or "Owner of the Bonds" means
the bearer of any coupon Bond and the registered owner
of any Bond.

"City" means the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
a body politic and corporate and a political subdivision of
the State of Maryland, and its successors and assigns.

"Commissioners of Finance" shall mean that board of
finance known as the Commissioners of Finance of the City
of Baltimore, Maryland.

"Construction Fund" means the fund created by Section

6.02 hereof.

"Coupon" or "coupons" shall mean any interest coupon
or all the interest coupons, as the case may be, appertain-
ing to the Bonds.

The term "Default" or "Event of Default" means any of
those defaults specified in and defined by Section 10.01
hereof.

"Extraordinary Services" and "Extraordinary Ex-
penses" means all services rendered and all expenses in-
curred under the Ordinance other than Ordinary Services
and Ordinary Expenses.

"Industry" means Anchor Hocking Corporation, a Dela-
ware corporation, and its successors and assigns and any
surviving, resulting or transferee corporation as provided
in Section 6.3 of the Loan Agreement.

"Loan Agreement" mean the Loan Agreement to be
executed prior to the issuance of the Bonds by and between

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the City and the Industry, and any amendments or supple-
ments thereto, and shall include the Note issued thereunder.

"Mayor and City CounciF' shall mean the governing body

of the City of Baltimore, Maryland and any successor body.

"Noti " shall mean the note executed by the Industry in
substantially the form provided in Exhibit B to the Loan
Agreement, as required by Section 1.01 hereof.

"Ordinance" shall mean this Ordinance and any ordinance
or resolution (or other action or instrument authorized by
this Ordinance) supplemental hereto or amendatory hereof.

"Ordinary Services" and "Ordinary Expenses" means
those services normally rendered and those expenses nor-
mally incurred by a trustee under instruments similar to
this Ordinance.

The term "Outstanding" or "Bonds Outstanding" means
all Bonds which have been duly authenticated and delivered
by the Trustee under this Ordinance, except:

(a) Bonds theretofore cancelled by the Trustee or there-
tofore delivered to the Trustee for cancellation ;

(b) Bonds for the payment or redemption of which cash
funds or securities, as provided in Section 9.01 hereof,
shall have been theretofore deposited with the Trustee
(whether upon or prior to the maturity or redemption date
of any such Bonds) ; provided that if such Bonds are to be
redeemed prior to the maturity thereof, notice of such re-
demption shall have been given or arrangements satisfactory
to the Trustee shall have been made therefor, or waiver of
such notice satisfactory in form to the Trustee, shall have
been filed with the Trustee ; and

(c) Bonds in lieu of which others have been authenti-
cated under Section 2.07 hereof, unless proof satisfactory
to the Trustee is presented to the Trustee that any such
Bonds are held by bona fide purchasers as that term is de-
fined in Subtitle 8 of Article 95B of the Annotated Code
of Maryland (the Maryland Uniform Commercial Code),
as amended, in which case the Bond or Bonds so replaced
and the Bond or Bonds authenticated and delivered therefor
shall be deemed outstanding.

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"Person" means natural persons, firms, associations, cor-
porations and public bodies.

"Pollution Control Facilities" means the facilities de-
signed to collect, treat and dispose of the industrial emis-
sions originating at the Industry's plant located at the City
of Baltimore, Maryland, and which are generally described
in Exhibit A to the Loan Agreement.

"Receipts and Revenues of the City from the Loan" shall
mean all moneys payable by the Industry to the City under
the Loan Agreement and all other revenues of the City
attributable to the financing of the Pollution Control
Facilities.

"Treasurer" shall mean the Treasurer or Deputy Treas-
urer of the City of Baltimore.

"Trust Estate" shall mean at any particular time all
moneys which at such time are deposited or are required to
be deposited with the Trustee or to be held in trust under
any of the provisions of this Ordinance and all property
which at such time is covered or intended to be covered by
the claim of the Trustee under this Ordinance.

"Trustee" shall mean the trust company or banking cor-
poration and its successor or successors as trustee here-
under, designated prior to the issuance of the Bonds by
resolution of the Commissioners of Finance.

ARTICLE II

DESCRIPTION, AUTHORIZATION, MANNER OF
EXECUTION, AUTHENTICATION, REGISTRATION
AND TRANSFER OF BONDS

Sec. 2.01. The City shall be obligated to pay the principal
of, the interest on, and the redemption premium (if any)
on, the Bonds only out of the Receipts and Revenues
of the City from the Loan pledged for the payment thereof
under this Ordinance, and not otherwise. The City may,
at its option, pay the principal of, the interest on, and the
redemption premium (if any) on, the Bonds out of any other
moneys made available to the City for the payment thereof.
All the bonds to be issued hereunder shall be equally and
ratably secured, to the extent provided in this Ordinance,

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by the pledge of the Receipts and Revenues of the City
from the Loan.

Sec. 2.02. There is hereby created for issuance under
this Ordinance a series of Bonds in the aggregate principal
amount of not exceeding $600,000, each of which shall 1-
the descriptive title "City of Baltimore, Maryland, Pollution
Control Revenue Bond (Anchor Hocking Corporation Proj-
ect), 1973 Series." The Bonds shall be dated, shall be issued
as coupon bonds in the denomination of $5,000 each, reg-
istrable as to principal only, or as fully registered bonds
in the denomination of $5,000 or multiples thereof, shall
mature, shall be numbered, shall bear such rate of interest
from their date until maturity or until the date fixed for
redemption, all as provided in a resolution of the Commis-
sioners of Finance adopted prior to the sale of the Bonds.
Such interest shall be payable semi-annually, and the Bonds
shall be subject to the right of prior redemption at the
prices and dates set forth in said resolution of the Commis-
sioners of Finance and upon the terms and conditions here-
inafter set forth.

The principal of, and interest on, and premium (if any)
payable upon the redemption of, the Bonds shall be paid in
any coin or currency of the United States of America which,
at the respective times of payment, is legal tender for the
payment of public and private debts at the principal office
of the Trustee or its successor in Trust.

Sec. 2.03. The Bonds shall be executed on behalf of the
City by the Mayor of the City, and the corporate seal
of the City or a facsimile thereof shall be impressed or re-
produced thereon and attested by the City Treasurer or
Deputy City Treasurer, provided that at least one of said
signatures shall be a manual signature. The coupons at-
tached to the coupon Bonds shall be executed by the fac-
similes of the official signatures of said City Treasurer or
Deputy City Treasurer, and such facsimiles shall have the

me force and effect as if said City Treasurer or Deputy

urer had manual]] f the c<

Tin . together with interest thereon, shall be limited

obligations of the City payable from the Bond Fund and

shall be a valid claim of the respective holders thereof only

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against Receipts and Revenues of the City from the Loan
which (except amounts paid by the Industry pursuant to
Sections 6.5 and 8.4 of the Loan Agreement) are hereby
pledged and assigned for the equal and ratable payment of
the Bonds and the coupons and shall be used for no other
purpose than to pay the principal of, premium, if any, and
interest on the Bonds, except as may be otherwise expressly
authorized in this Ordinance. Neither the Bonds nor the
coupons shall ever constitute an indebtedness or a charge
against the general credit or taxing power of the City
within the meaning of any state constitutional or charter
provision or statutory limitation and shall never constitute
or give rise to a pecuniary liability of the City.

In case any officer whose signature or facsimile of whose
signature shall appear on the Bonds or coupons shall cease
to be such officer before the delivery of such Bonds, such
signature or such facsimile shall nevertheless be valid and
sufficient for all purposes, the same as if he had remained in
office until delivery.

Sec. 2.04. Only such Bonds as shall have endorsed thereon
a certificate of authentication substantially in the form
hereinafter set forth duly executed by the Trustee shall
be entitled to any right or benefit under this Ordinance. No
Bond and no coupon appertaining to any Bond shall be valid
or obligatory for any purpose unless and until such certifi-
cate of authentication shall have been duly executed by the
Trustee, and such executed certificate of the Trustee upon
any such Bond shall be conclusive evidence that such Bond
has been authenticated and delivered under this Ordinance.
The Trustee's certificate of authentication on any Bond
shall be deemed to have been executed by it if signed by an
authorized signature of the Trustee, but it shall not be
necessary that the same person sign the certificate of au-
thentication on all of the Bonds issued hereunder. Before
authenticating or delivering any Bonds, the Trustee shall
detach and cancel all matured coupons, if any, appertain-
ing thereto, and such cancelled coupons shall be cremated
by the Trustee, and a certificate of cremation or other
destruction shall be delivered to the Treasurer of the City
by the Trustee.

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Sec. 2.05. The Bonds issued under this Ordinance and
the coupons attached, if any, thereto shall be substantially
in the form hereinafter set forth with such appropriate
variations, omissions and insertions as are permitted or
required by this Ordinance or by a resolution of the
Commissioners of Finance adopted prior to the sale of the
Bonds.

SBC. 2.06. The City shall execute and deliver to the
Trustee and the Trustee shall authenticate the Bonds in the
aggregate principal amount of not exceeding $600,000 and
deliver them to the purchaser as may be directed by the City
as hereinafter in this Section 2.06 provided.

Prior to the authentication by the Trustee of any of the
Bonds there shall be filed with the Trustee :

1 . A duly certified copy of this Ordinance.

2. An original executed counterpart of the Loan Agree-
ment.

3. A duly certified copy of the resolution of the Com-
missioners of Finance setting forth the details relating to
the Bonds as prescribed by Section 2.02 hereof.

A request and authorization to the Trustee on behalf
of the City and signed by the Mayor to authenticate and
deliver the Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of not
exceeding $600,000 to the purchasers therein identified
upon payment to the Trustee but for account of the City of
a sum specified in such request and authorization plus ac-
crued interest thereon to the date of delivery. Such proceeds
shall be paid over to the Trustee and deposited to the credit
of the Bond Fund and Construction Fund as hereina;
provided under Article VI hereof.

Sec. 2.07. In the event any Bond is mutilated, lost, stolen
or destroyed, the City may execute and the Trustee may
authenticate a new Bond of like date, maturity and denom-
ination as that mutilated, lost, stolen or destroyed, which
new Bond shall have attached thereto coupons correspond-
ing in all respects to those (if any) on the Bond muti-
lated, lost, stolen or destroyed; provided that, in the case
of any mutilated Bonds, such mutilated Bond together with

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all coupons (if any) appertaining thereto shall first be
surrendered to the City, and in the case of any lost, stolen
or destroyed Bond, there shall be first furnished to the
City and the Trustee evidence of such loss, theft or de-
struction satisfactory to the City and the Trustee, together
with indemnity satisfactory to them. In the event any such
Bond or coupon shall have matured, instead of issuing a
duplicate Bond or coupon the City may pay the same without
surrender thereof. The City and the Trustee may charge
the holder or owner of such Bond with their reasonable
fees and expenses in this connection.

Sec. 2.08. All the Bonds issued under this Ordinance
shall be negotiable, subject to the provisions for registra-
tion and transfer contained in this Ordinance and in the
Bonds. So long as any of the Bonds shall remain outstand-
ing, the City shall maintain and keep, at the principal
office of the Treasurer, books for the registration and trans-
fer of Bonds ; and, upon presentation thereof for such pur-
pose at said office, the Treasurer shall register or cause to be
registered therein, and permit to be transferred thereon,
under such reasonable regulations as it or the Trustee may
prescribe, any Bond entitled to registration or transfer.
So long as any of the Bonds remain outstanding, the City
shall make all necessary provisions to permit the exchange
of Bonds at the principal office of the Treasurer.

All coupon Bonds shall pass by delivery, unless registered
as to principal other than to bearer in the manner provided
in this Section 2.08. Any coupon Bond may be registered
as to principal on the books of the City at the principal
office of the Treasurer, upon presentation thereof at said
office and for the payment of a charge sufficient to reimburse
the City for any tax or other governmental charge required
to be paid with respect to such registration, and such
registration shall be noted on such Bond. After said regis-
tration no transfer thereof shall be valid unless made on
said books at the written request of the registered owner
or his attorney duly authorized in writing, and similarly
noted on such Bond; but such Bond may be discharged
from registration by being in like manner transferred to
bearer, after which it shall again become transferable by
delivery.

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Thereafter such Bond may again, from time to time, he
tered or discharged from registration in the same man-
ner. Registration of any coupon Bond as to principal, how-
ever, shall not affect the negotiability by delivery of the

coupons appertaining to such Bond, but such coupons shall
continue to pass by delivery and shall remain payable to
bearer.

As to any coupon Bond registered as to principal other
than to bearer the person in whose name the same shall be
registered upon the books of the City may be deemed and
regarded as the absolute owner thereof, whether such Bonds
shall be overdue or not, for all purposes, except for the pur-
pose of receiving payment of coupons ; and payment of or on
account of, the principal or redemption price, if any, of
such Bond shall be made only to, or upon the order of,
such registered owner thereof, but such registration may
be changed as above provided. All such payments shall be
valid and effectual to satisfy and discharge the lia-
bility upon such Bond to the extent of the sum or sums so
paid. The City, the Trustee and any paying agent may
deem and treat the bearer of any coupon as the absolute
owner thereof, whether such coupon shall be overdue or
not, for the purpose of receiving payment thereof and for
all other purposes whatsoever, and may deem and treat
the bearer of any coupon Bond which shall not at the time
be registered as to principal other than to bearer, or the
person in whose name any coupon Bond for the time being
shall be registered upon the Books of the City, as the
absolute owner of such Bond, whether such Bond shall be
overdue or not, for the purpose of receiving payment of the
principal or redemption price thereof and for all other pur-
poses whatsoever except for the purpose of receiving pay-
ment of coupons, and neither the City, nor the Trustee nor
any paying agent shall be affected by any notice to the
contrary. Subject to the provisions of the Act, the City-
agrees to indemnify and save the Trustee and each paying
agent harmless from and against any and all loss, cost,
charge, expense, judgment or liability incurred by it,
acting in good faith and without negligence hereunder, in
so treating such bearer or registered owner.

Each registered Bond without coupons shall be transfer-
able only upon the Books of the City, which shall be kept

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for that purpose at the principal office of the Treasurer, at
the written request of the registered owner thereof or his
attorney duly authorized in writing, upon surrender thereof,
together with a written instrument of transfer satisfactory
to the Treasurer duly executed by the registered owner or
his duly authorized attorney. Upon the transfer of any
such registered Bond, the City shall issue in the name of the
transferee, in authorized denominations, a new registered
Bond or Bonds without coupons, or, at the option of the
transferee, coupon Bonds, with appropriate coupons at-
tached, of the same aggregate principal amount, series,
maturity and interest rate as the surrendered Bonds.

The City and the Trustee may deem and treat the person
in whose name any outstanding registered Bond without
coupons shall be registered upon the books of the City as the
absolute owner of such Bond, whether such Bond shall be
overdue or not, for the purpose of receiving payment of, or
on account of, the principal and redemption price, if any,
of and interest on such Bond and for all other purposes, and
all such payments so made to any such registered owner or
upon his order shall be valid and effectual to satisfy and
discharge the liability upon such Bond to the extent of the
sum or sums so paid, and neither the City nor the Trustee
shall be affected by any notice to the contrary. Subject to
the provisions of the Act, the City agrees to indemnify and
save the Trustee harmless from and against any and all loss,
cost, charge, expense, judgment, or liability incurred by it,
acting in good faith and without negligence hereunder, in
so treating such registered owner.

Coupon Bonds, upon surrender thereof at the principal
office of the Treasurer with all unmatured coupons attached,
may, at the option of the holder thereof, be exchanged for
an equal aggregate principal amount of registered Bonds
without coupons of the same series, maturity and interest
rate of any of the authorized denominations.

Registered Bonds without coupons, upon surrender there-
of at the principal office of the City Treasurer with a written
instrument of transfer satisfactory to the City Treasurer,
duly executed by the registered owner or his duly authorized
attorney, may, at the option of the registered owner thereof,
be exchanged for an equal aggregate principal amount of

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Coupon Bondfl of the sain.- . maturity and interest

rate with appropriate coupons attached, or of re

Bonds without coupons of the same Belies, maturity and

interest rate of any other authorized denomination

In all cases in which the privilege of exchanging Bonds

or transferring r vd Bonds without coupons is exer-

. the City shall execute and the Trustee shall authenti-

deliver Bonds in accordance with the provisions of

the Ordinance. All registered Bonds surrendered in any
such exchanges or transfers shall forthwith be cancelled by
the Trustee. All coupon Bonds and the coupons appertaining
to such Bonds surrendered in any such exchanges or trans-
shall be retained in the possession of the City for the
purpose of reissuance upon subsequent exchanges, and the
City, prior to the reissuance of any such coupon Bonds, shall
detach therefrom and cancel all matured coupons. For every
such exchange or transfer of Bonds, whether temporary or
definitive, the City or the Trustee may make a charge suffi-
cient to reimburse it for any tax or other governmental
charge required to be paid with respect to such exchange
or transfer which sum or sums shall be paid by the person re-
questing such exchange or transfer as a condition precedent
to the exercise of the privilege of making such exchange or
: er. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Ordi-
nance, the cost of preparing each new coupon Bond or reg-
istered Bond without coupons upon each exchange or trans-
aid any other expenses of the City or the Trustee in-
curred in connection therewith (except any applicable tax
or other governmental charge) shall be paid from the Bond
Fund. The City shall not be obliged to make any such
exchange or transfer of Bonds during the fifteen (16) days
next preceding an interest payment date on the Bonds or, in
the case of any proposed redemption of Bonds, next preced-
ing the date of the first publication of notice of such redemp-
tion. The City shall not be required to make any transfer
or exchange of any Bonds called for redemption.

The City, at the request of the Industry and
to the extent permitted by law in effect at the time thereof,
shall use its :Forts to issue Additional Bonds from

time to time for the purp providing additional moneys,

to be used for the purpose of completing the Pollution Con-

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trol Facilities or to provide additional Pollution Control
Facilities which shall become part of the Pollution Control
Facilities, on a parity with the Bonds and any Additional
Bonds theretofore or thereafter issued and payable from the
Bond Fund. Before any Additional Bonds are authenticated
there shall be delivered to the Trustee the items required
therefor by Section 2.10 hereof. The proceeds of any Addi-
tional Bonds shall be used solely to pay the costs of complet-
ing the Pollution Control Facilities or of improvement or
acquisition of the Pollution Control Facilities and to pay the
costs incident to the issuance of the Additional Bonds, in ac-
cordance with Section 6.7 of the Loan Agreement.

Such Additional Bonds shall be issued in such series and
principal amounts, shall be dated, shall bear interest at
such rate or rates, shall be subject to redemption at such
times and prices, and shall mature in such years as the
ordinance supplemental hereto authorizing the issuance
thereof shall fix and determine, and shall be deposited with
the Trustee for authentication and delivery.

Sec. 2.10. Upon the adoption in each instance of an
appropriate ordinance supplemental hereto the City shall
execute and deliver to the Trustee, and the Trustee shall
authenticate, such Additional Bonds and deliver them to the
purchaser or purchasers as may be directed by the City, as
hereinafter in this Section 2.10 provided. Prior to the
delivery by the Trustee of any such Bonds there shall be
filed with the Trustee:

(1) A valid and effective amendment to the Loan Agree-
ment, pursuant to Section 10.6 thereof, providing for an
increase in the obligations of the City and the Industry in
accordance with Section 4.3 of the Loan Agreement.

(2) A duly enacted supplemental ordinance providing
for the issuance of such new series of Additional Bonds.

(3) A duly certified copy of the resolution of the Com-
missioners of Finance providing the terms of such Addi-
tional Bonds.

(4) A request and authorization to the Trustee on
behalf of the City and signed by the Mayor to deliver
such Bonds to the purchaser or purchasers therein iden-
tified upon payment to the Trustee, for the account of the

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City, of a specified sum plus any accrued interest. The

proceeds of Buch Bonds shall be paid over to the Trustee
and deposited to the credit of the Bond Fund and Con-
struction Fund as hereinafter provided under Article VI
hereof.

SEC. 2.11. 1. One or more series of refunding Bonds
may he authenticated and delivered upon original issuance
to refund all but not less than all the Bonds of one or more
series then outstanding. Refunding Bonds shall be issued in
a principal amount sufficient, together with other moneys
available therefor, to Accomplish such refunding and to
make the deposits in the Bond Fund required by the pro-
visions of this Section or by the provisions of the supple-
mental ordinance authorizing such Bonds.

2. Refunding Bonds of each series issued to refund one
or more series of Bonds then outstanding shall be authenti-
cated and delivered by the Trustee only upon receipt by it
(in addition to the documents required by Section 2.06) of:

(1) Irrevocable instructions to the Trustee, satisfac-
tory to it, to give due notice of redemption of all the Bonds
to be refunded on a redemption date specified in such
instructions;

(2) If the Bonds to be refunded are not by their terms
subject to redemption within the next succeeding 60 days,
irrevocable instructions to the Trustee, satisfactory to it,
to make due publication of the notice provided for in Section
3.03 to the holders of the Bonds then outstanding and cou-
pons being refunded ;

(3) Either (i) moneys in an amount sufficient to effect
payment at the applicable redemption price of the Bonds to
be refunded, together with accrued interest on such Bonds
to the redemption date, which moneys shall be held by the
Trustee in a separate account irrevocably in trust for and
assigned to the respective holders of the Bonds to be re-
funded, or (ii) investments in such principal amounts, of
such maturities, bearing such interest, and otherwise having
such terms and qualifications, as shall be necessary to comply
with the provisions of Section 9.01 hereof and any moneys
required pursuant to said Section !>.<>! hereof, which inve

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ments and moneys shall be held in trust and used only as
provided in said Section 9.01 hereof.

The proceeds, including accrued interest, of the refunding
Bonds of each such series shall be applied simultaneously
with the delivery of such Bonds in the manner provided in
the supplemental ordinance authorizing such Bonds.

3. Any balance of the proceeds of refunding Bonds not
needed for the purposes provided in this Section or in the
supplemental ordinance authorizing such Bonds shall be de-
posited in the Bond Fund.

ARTICLE III

REDEMPTION

Sec. 3.01. In the manner and with the effect provided
in this Ordinance, the Bonds will be subject to redemption
prior to maturity, either at the option of the City or pur-
suant to certain provisions of this Ordinance, as follows:

(1) The Bonds may be redeemed prior to maturity on or
after any date specified and at the times and in the amounts
specified by resolution of the Commissioners of Finance
either as a whole at any time or in part from time to time
on any interest payment date, by application of any moneys
available for that purpose, other than moneys deposited in
the Bond Fund in accordance with the sinking fund pro-
visions and moneys from the sources described in (2) below,
upon payment in each case of the applicable redemption
price, expressed as a percentage of principal amount of the
Bonds to be redeemed, as set forth in a resolution of the
Commissioners of Finance and adopted prior to the sale
of the Bonds, plus accrued interest to the redemption date.

(2) The Bonds also may be redeemed (A) as a whole at
any time upon the exercise by the Industry of its option
to terminate the loan agreement as provided in Section 9.2
thereof, or (B) in part, at any time, in inverse order of
maturities (by lot within a maturity) upon the exercise
by the Industry of its option of a partial prepayment of
the loan as provided in Section 9.3 of the loan agreement.
Any of such bonds are to be redeemed in the manner pro-
vided in this Article III, at the principal amount thereof,
plus accrued interest to the redemption date.

ORDINANCES

(;>) The Bonds are subject to redemption in accordance
with the unking fund provision! of Section 3.02 hereof
in the manner provided in this Article in. at the principal
amount thereof pins accrued Interest to the redemption dale.

In the cast 1 of registered Bonds without coupons of de-
nominations greater than $5,000, if less than all of such
Bonds then outstanding arc to he called for redemption,
then li^v all purposes in connection with redemption, each
(5,000 of principal amount shall be treated as though it was a
separate Bond of the denomination of $0,000 bearing one
of the numbers borne by such registered Bond without
coupons. If it is determined that one or more, but not all of
the $5,000 units of principal amount represented by any
such registered Bond without coupons is to be called for re-
demption, then upon notice of intention to redeem such
$5,000 unit or units, the owner of such registered Bond
without coupons shall forthwith surrender such Bond to the
Trustee (1 ) for payment of the redemption price (including
the redemption premium, if any, and interest to the date
fixed for redemption) of the $5,000 unit or units of principal
amount called for redemption and (2) exchange for a new
Bond or Bonds of the aggregate principal amount of the un-
redeemed balance of the principal amount of such reg-
istered Bond without coupons and of like maturity and
interest rate, and such new Bond or Bonds shall be num-
bered corresponding to the numbers of the $5,000 units of
principal amount not called for redemption. New Bonds re-
presenting the unredeemed balance of the principal amount
of such registered Bond without coupons shall be issued
to the registered owner thereof, without charge therefor.
If the owner of any such registered Bond without coupons
denomination greater than $5,000 shall fail to present
such Bond to the Trustee for payment and exchange as i

shall, nevertheless, become due and pay-
able on the date fixed for redemption to the extent of the
$5,000 unit or units of principal amount called

d to that extent only) ; interest shall cease to accrue
on the portion of the principal amount of Buch Bon
resented by such $5,000 unit or units of principal
amount on and after the date fixed for redemption provided
that funds sufficient for the payment of the redemption price
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available for the redemption of said $5,000 unit or units
on the date fixed for redemption and, in such event, such
Bond shall not be entitled to the benefit or security of this
Ordinance to the extent of the portion of its principal
amount (and accrued interest thereon to the date fixed for
redemption and applicable premium, if any) represented by
such $5,000 unit or units of principal amount, nor shall new
Bonds be thereafter issued corresponding to said unit or
units.

Sec. 3.02. As and for a sinking fund for the retirement
of the Bonds subject to the sinking fund provisions pro-
vided herein, the City shall cause to be deposited in the
Bond Fund at least one business day before each sinking
fund payment date out of the payments under the Loan
Agreement an amount in immediately available funds
sufficient to redeem or to pay (after credit is provided
below) the principal amounts of such Bonds subject to the
sinking fund provisions provided herein on the dates and
the amounts specified in the resolution of the Commission-
ers of Finance.

At its option, to be exercised prior to the forty-fifth day
next preceding any sinking fund payment date, the City
may (i) cause to be paid to the Trustee for deposit in the
Bond Fund, as an advance payment of Receipts and Reve-
nues of the City from the Loan, such amount of funds as
the Industry may determine, with written instructions to
the Trustee, signed in the name of the Industry by an
authorized officer thereof, to apply such funds prior to
said forty-fifth day to the purchase of Bonds subject to
the sinking fund provisions, or (ii) deliver to the Trustee
for cancellation any principal amount of Bonds subject to
the sinking fund provisions, or (iii) receive a credit in
respect of its sinking fund payment for any such Series
which prior to said sinking fund payment date has been
purchased or redeemed (otherwise than through the oper-
ation of the sinking fund) and cancelled by the Trustee
and not theretofore applied as a credit against any
sinking fund payment.

Upon receipt of the funds and instructions specified in
(i), the Trustee shall use all reasonable efforts to expend
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Of such Bondfl at QOt exceeding the principal amount
thereof plus accrued interest to such sinking fund pay-
ment date on or prior to such sinking fund payment date.
Any such funds not bo expended by the Trustee shall be
retained in the Bond Fund, shall not thereafter be used for
the purchase of Bonds and shall he applied as herein other-
wise provided for moneys in the Bond Fund. Bonds so
purchased or presented for cancellation as provided above
shall be cancelled by the Trustee as provided in Section
:>.o 1 hereof and shall be credited, at their principal amount,
until the full amount thereof has been so credited against
the next ensuing and future sinking fund payments in
chronological order to the extent otherwise payable out of
the Receipts and Revenues of the City from the Loan.

Sec. 3.03. In the event any of the Bonds are called for
redemption, the Trustee shall give notice, in the name of
the City, of the redemption of such Bonds, which notice
shall specify the maturities of the Bonds to be redeemed,
the redemption date and the place or places where
amounts due upon such redemption will be payable and,
if less than all of the Bonds of any maturity are to be
redeemed, the numbers of such Bonds so to be redeemed.
Such notice shall be given by publication at least once not
less than 30 days nor more than 60 days prior to the
redemption date in a newspaper or financial journal
of general circulation published in the City of Baltimore,
Maryland, and in the case of the redemption of fully regis-
tered Bonds upon mailing a copy of the redemption notice
by first class mail at least thirty days prior to the date
fixed for redemption to the holder of each registered Bond
to be redeemed at the address shown on the registration
books; provided, however, that failure to give such notice
by mailing or any defect therein, shall not affect the valid-
ity of any proceedings for the redemption of Bonds. If all
of the Bonds to be redeemed are registered Bonds, notice
by mailing given by first class mail to the holder or holders
thereof, at the addresses shown on the registration books,
not less than thirty days prior to the date fixed fo
demption as aforesaid shall be sufficient, and published
notice of the call for redemption need not be given, and
failure duly to give such notice by mailing, or any defect
in the notice, to the holder of any registered Bond desig-

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nated for redemption shall not affect the validity of the
proceedings for the redemption of any other Bond. All
Bonds so called for redemption will cease to bear interest
on the specified redemption date, provided funds for their
redemption are on deposit with the Trustee and shall no
longer be protected by the Ordinance and shall not be
deemed to be outstanding under the provisions of the
Ordinance. If, because of the temporary or permanent sus-
pension of the publication or general circulation of any

newspaper or financial journal or for any other reason, it
is impossible or impracticable to publish such notice of
call for redemption in the manner herein provided, then
such publications in lieu thereof as shall be made with the
approval of the Trustee shall constitute a sufficient publi-
cation of notice.

Sec. 3.04. All Bonds which have been redeemed shall
be cancelled and destroyed by the Trustee together with
the unmatured coupons appertaining thereto and shall not
be reissued and a counterpart of the certificate of destruc-
tion evidencing such destruction shall be furnished by the
Trustee to the City and the Industry. All Bonds so de-
stroyed shall thereafter no longer be considered outstand-
ing for any purposes of the Ordinance or the Loan
Agreement.

Sec. 3.05. All unpaid coupons which appertain to Bonds
so called for redemption and which shall have become pay-
able on or prior to the date fixed for redemption shall
continue to be payable to the bearers thereof severally and
respectively upon the presentation and surrender of such
coupons.

Sec. 3.06. If less than all of the Bonds at the time out-
standing are to be called for prior redemption, the particu-
lar Bonds to be redeemed shall be selected by the Trustee
in inverse order of maturities. If less than all of the Bonds
of a particular maturity at the time outstanding are to be
called for prior redemption, the particular Bonds of such
maturity to be redeemed shall be selected by lot by the
Trustee in such manner as the Trustee, in its discretion,
may determine. The Trustee shall call for redemption in
accordance with the foregoing provisions as many Bonds

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as will, as nearly m practicable, exhaust the moneys avail-
able therefor, Particular Bonds shall be redeemed only in
the principal amount of $5,000 each.

No redemption of less than all the Bonds at the tune out-
standing other than in accordance with the sinking fund
provisions of Section 3.02 hereof, shall be made pursuant
hereto unless the total amount of funds available and to be
used for such partial redemption is equal to or more
than $50,000.

ARTICLE IV
LOAN AGREEMENT

Sec. 4.01. The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed
to execute, seal and deliver, on behalf of the City, the Loan
Agreement (including the assignments of the Loan Agree-
ment and the Note to the Trustee) in substantially the form
presented to the City Council as evidenced by a copy of
such form certified by the Deputy City Treasurer and filed
among the permanent records of the City. The City, how-
ever, is hereby authorized, prior to execution of the Loan
Agreement and such assignments, to make such changes
or modifications in the form of such Loan Agreement, note
and assignments as may be required or deemed appropriate
by it in order to accomplish the purpose of the transaction
authorized by this Ordinance; provided that such changes
shall be within the scope of the transactions authorized by
the Act, and are adopted by resolution of the Commis-
sioners of Finance prior to execution of said Loan Agree-
ment. Such execution of the Loan Agreement and assign-
ments by the Mayor and City Council shall be conclusive
evidence of the due execution, on behalf of the City, of
such instruments which shall thereupon become binding
upon the City in accordance with their terms as authorized
by the Act.

ARTICLE V

REVENUES AND FUNDS

SEC. 5.01. The Bonds herein authorized and all payments
by the City hereunder are not general obligations of the
City but are limited obligations payable solely from the

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Receipts and Revenues of the City from the Loan and as
authorized and provided in this Ordinance.

The Receipts and Revenues of the City from the Loan
are to be remitted directly to the Trustee for the account
of the City and deposited in the Bond Fund. Said payments
are sufficient in amount to pay the principal of, premium,
if any, and interest on the Bonds, and the entire amount
of Receipts and Revenues of the City from the Loan (except
amounts paid by the Industry pursuant to Section 6.5 and
Section 8.4 of the Loan Agreement) are pledged to the pay-
ment of the principal of, premium, if any, and interest on
the Bonds. The City hereby covenants and agrees that it
will not create any lien upon said Receipts and Revenues
of the City from the Loan other than the lien hereby
created.

Sec. 5.02. There is hereby created by the City and
ordered established with the Trustee a trust fund to be
designated "City of Baltimore Pollution Control Facilities
Revenue Bond Fund — Anchor Hocking Corporation Proj-
ect" (which is sometimes referred to herein as the "Bond
Fund"), which shall be used to pay the principal of,
premium, if anv, and interest on the Bonds.

Sec. 5.03. There shall be deposited into the Bond Fund
all accrued interest derived from the sale of the Bonds and
the amount required by Section 6.01 hereof. In addition,
there shall be deposited into the Bond Fund, as and when
received (a) any amount remaining in the Construction
Fund to the extent provided in Section 3.3 (k) of the Loan
Agreement except as otherwise directed pursuant to said
Section 3.3 (k) ; (b) all payments specified in Section 4.3
of the Loan Agreement; and (c) all other moneys received
by the Trustee under and pursuant to any of the provisions
of the Loan Agreement when accompanied by directions
by the Industry that such moneys are to be paid into the
Bond Fund. The City hereby covenants and agrees that so
long as any of the Bonds issued hereunder are outstanding
it will deposit, or cause to be deposited, in the Bond Fund
for its account sufficient sums from the Receipts and
Revenues of the City from the Loan promptly to meet and
pay the principal of, interest and premium, if any, on the
Bonds as the same become due and payable.

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Sec. 5.04. Except as provided in Section 5.10 and Section
11.04 hereof, moneys in the Bond Fund shall be used solely
for the payment of the principal of, and interest on, and
premiums, if any, on the Bonds and for the redemption of
the Bonds at or prior to maturity. Whenever the amount in
the Bond Fund from any source whatsoever is sufficient
to redeem all of the Bonds outstanding hereunder and to
pay interest to accrue thereon prior to such redemption,
the City covenants and agrees, upon request of the Indus-
try, to take and cause to be taken the necessary steps to
redeem all or part of said Bonds on the next succeeding
redemption date subject to the provisions of Section 3.01
hereof for which the required redemption notice may be
given.

Sec. 5.05. The Bond Fund shall be in the custody of the
Trustee but in the name of the City, and the City hereby
authorizes and directs the Trustee to withdraw sufficient
funds from the Bond Fund to pay principal of and interest
and premium, if any, on the Bonds as the same become due
and payable and to make such funds so withdrawn avail-
able to the Trustee and to the paying agent or agents for
the purpose of paying said principal and interest, and
premium, if any, which authorization and direction the
Trustee hereby accepts.

Sec. 5.06. In the event any Bonds shall not be presented
for payment when the principal thereof becomes due, either
at maturity or at the date fixed for redemption thereof or
otherwise, or in the event any coupon shall not be presented
for payment at the due date thereof, if funds sufficient to
pay such Bonds or coupons shall have been made available
to the Trustee for the benefit of the holder or holders
thereof, all liability of the City to the holder thereof for
the payment of such Bond or coupon, as the case may be,
shall forthwith cease, determine and be completely dis-
charged, and thereupon it shall be the duty of the Trustee
to hold such fund or funds, without liability for interest
thereon, for the benefit of the holder of such Bond, or the
bearer of such coupon, as the case may be, who shall there-
after be restricted exclusively to such fund or funds, for
any claim of whatever nature on his part under this
Ordinance or on, or with respect to, said Bond or coupon.

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Sec. 5.07. Pursuant to the provisions of the Loan Agree-
ment, the Industry has agreed to pay the Trustee, until the
principal of, interest and premium, if any, on the Bonds
shall have been fully paid: (i) an amount equal to the
annual fee of the Trustee for the Ordinary Services of the
Trustee rendered, as Trustee, and its Ordinary Expenses
incurred, as Trustee, under this Indenture, as and when the
same becomes due, (ii) the reasonable fees and charges of
the Trustee, as paying agent, and any paying agents for
acting as paying agent as and when the same become due,
and (iii) the reasonable fees and charges for the neces-
sary Extraordinary Services and Extraordinary Expenses
of the Trustee under this Ordinance, as and when the same
become due. It is further understood and agreed that the
initial or acceptance fees of the Trustee and the fees,
charges and expenses of the Trustee and paying agent re-
ferred to in the preceding sentence which become due prior
to the Completion Date (as defined in the Loan Agreement)
will be paid to the Trustee from the Construction Fund as
and when the same shall become due. The Industry may,
without creating a default hereunder, contest in good faith
the necessity for any such Extraordinary Services and the
amount of any such Extraordinary Expenses.

Pursuant to the provisions of the Loan Agreement, the
Industry has agreed to pay the City for the fees and
expenses of the City Treasurer as bond registrar, and rea-
sonable administrative expenses, if any, incurred by the
City in the administration of said Loan Agreement and of
the Bonds issued under this Ordinance.

Sec. 5.08. All moneys required to be deposited with or
paid to the Trustee for account of the Bond Fund or the
Construction Fund under any provision of this Indenture
shall be held by the Trustee in trust, and except for moneys
deposited with or paid to the Trustee for the redemption
of Bonds, notice of the redemption of which has been duly
given, shall, while held by the Trustee, constitute part of
the Trust Estate and be subject to the lien hereof.

Sec. 5.09. Reference is hereby made to Article V of the
Loan Agreement whereunder it is provided that under
certain circumstances funds of the Industry may be re-
quired to restore, repair or replace the Pollution Control

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Facilities in the event of damage, destruction or condemna-
tion; hut no such funds are required to be deposited with
the Trustee.

Sec. 5.10. Any amounts remaining In the Bond Fund
alter payment in lull of the principal of, interest and
premium, if any. on Bonds (or provision for payment
thereof as provided in this Ordinance), the fees, charges
I expenses of the Trustee and any paying agents, and
the fees and expenses of the City Treasurer as bond regis-
trar, and all other amounts required to be paid hereunder
shall, upon the joint written instruction to the Trustee
from the City and the Industry, be paid to the Industry
upon the expiration or earlier termination of the term of
the Loan Agreement as provided in Section 9.2 of the
Loan Agreement.

ARTICLE VI

CUSTODY AND APPLICATION OF
PROCEEDS OF BONDS

SEC. 6.01. From the proceeds of the issuance and delivery
of the Bonds there shall be deposited in the Bond Fund
all accrued interest received upon the sale of the Series
1973 Bonds.

Sec. 6.02. There is hereby created and established with
the Trustee a trust in the name of the City to be designated
"City of Baltimore Pollution Control Facilities Construction
Fund — Anchor Hocking Corporation Project" (which is
sometimes referred to herein as the "Construction Fund").
The balance of the proceeds upon the issuance and delivery
of Bonds remaining after the deduction provided by Sec-
tion 6.01 hereof shall have been made shall be deposited
in the Construction Fund. M meyfl in the Construction Fund
shall be expended in accordance with the provisions of the
D Agreement and particularly Section 3.3 thereof.

The Trustee is hereby authorized and directed to issue its
check for each disbursement required by the aforesaid
provisions of the Loan Agreement.

The Trustee shall keep and maintain adequate records
pertaining to the Construction Fund and all disbursements

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therefrom and after the Pollution Control Facilities shall
have been completed and a certificate of payment of all
costs filed .as provided in Section 6.03 hereof, the Trustee
shall, if requested by the Industry, file an accounting
thereof with the City and with the Industry.

Sec. 6.03. The completion of the Pollution Control Facili-
ties and the payment of all costs and expenses incident
thereto shall be evidenced by the filing with the Trustee of
(i) the certificate of the Authorized Industry Representa-
tive (as defined in the Loan Agreement) required by the
provisions of Section 3.5 of the Loan Agreement and (ii)
a certificate signed by the City Treasurer and by the Indus-
try (by one of the authorized officers of the Industry),
which certificate shall state that all obligations and costs
in connection with the Pollution Control Facilities and
payable out of the Construction Fund have been paid and
discharged except for amounts retained by the Trustee
with the approval of the said Authorized Industry Repre-
sentative for the payment of costs of the Pollution Control
Facilities not then due and payable as provided in the
Loan Agreement. As soon as practicable and in any event
after sixty days from the date of the certificate referred to
in clause (ii) of the preceding sentence any balance remain-
ing in the Construction Fund (other than the amounts
retained by the Trustee referred to in the preceding sen-
tence) shall without further authorization be deposited in
the Bond Fund by the Trustee with advice to the City and
to the Industry of such action unless the Industry shall
have directed the Trustee to purchase Bonds in the open
market for the purpose of cancellation in accordance with
Section 3.3 (k) of the Loan Agreement.

ARTICLE VII

INVESTMENTS

Sec. 7.01. Any moneys held as part of the Construction
Fund and the Bond Fund shall be invested and reinvested
by the Trustee in accordance with the provisions of Section
3.8 of the Loan Agreement; provided, however, that neither
all nor a major portion of the proceeds derived from the
sale of the Bonds shall be used, directly or indirectly, in
such a manner as to cause any Bond to be an "arbitrage

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bond" within the meaning of Section 103(d) of the In-
ternal Revenue Code of 1964, as amended. Any such invest-
ment shall be held by or under the control of the Trustee
and shall be deemed at all times a part of the fund in which
such moneys arc originally held and the interest accruing
thereon, and any profit realized from such investments shall
he credited to such fund, and any loss resulting from such
investments shall be charged to such fund. The Trustee
shall sell and reduce to cash funds a sufficient amount of
such investments whenever the cash balance in such fund
or account is insufficient for the purposes for such fund
or account.

Sec. 7.02. The Trustee may make any and all invest-
ments permitted under Section 7.01 through its own Bond
Department.

ARTICLE VIII
GENERAL COVENANTS

Sec. 8.01. Each and every covenant herein made, includ-
ing all covenants made by the various sections of this
Article VIII, is predicated upon the condition that any
obligation for the payment of money incurred by the City
shall not create a pecuniary liability of the City or 3
charge upon its general credit or against its taxing powers,
but shall be payable solely from the Receipts and Revenues
of the City from the Loan (except amounts paid pursuant
to Sections 6.5 and 8.4 of the Loan Agreement) which are
required to be set apart and transferred to the Bond Fund,
which moneys, revenues and receipts are hereby specifically
pledged to the payment thereof in the manner and to the
extent in this Ordinance specified and nothing in the Bonds
or coupons or in this Ordinance shall be considered as
pledging any other funds or assets of the City.

The City covenants that it will promptly pay the princi-
pal of, including any applicable redemption premiums, and
interest on every Bond issued under this Ordinance at the
place, on the dates and in the manner provided herein and
lid Bonds, and in the coupons appertaining thereto
• rding to the true intent and meaning thereof.

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Sec. 8.02. The City covenants that it will faithfully per-
form at all times any and all covenants, undertakings, stip-
ulations and provisions contained in this Ordinance, in
any and every Bond executed, authenticated and delivered
hereunder and in all proceedings pertaining thereto. The
City covenants that it is duly authorized under the Consti-
tution and laws of the State of Maryland, to issue the Bonds
authorized hereby and to enter into the Loan Agreement,
and to pledge Receipts and Revenues of the City from the
Loan, and that the Bonds in the hands of the holders and
owners thereof and the coupons appertaining thereto in
the hands of the bearers thereof are and will be valid and
enforceable obligations of the City according to the import
thereof.

Sec. 8.03. The City will at all times maintain its corpo-
rate existence or assure the assumption of its obligations
under this Ordinance by any public body succeeding to its
powers under the Act, and it will use its best efforts to
maintain, preserve and renew all the rights and powers
provided to it by the Act ; and it will comply with all valid
acts, rules, regulations, orders and directions of any legis-
lative, executive, administrative or judicial body applicable
to the Loan Agreement.

Sec. 8.04. So long as any of the Bonds are outstanding,
the City will enforce the obligation of the Industry to pay,
or cause to be paid, all the payments and other costs and
charges payable by the Industry under the Loan Agreement.
The City will not enter into any .agreement without the
prior written consent of the Trustee and, in the event such
amendatory agreement shall adversely affect the interests
of the holders of the Bonds, the prior written consent
thereto of the holders of at least 66%% in principal
amount of the Bonds then outstanding.

Sec. 8.05. The City shall cause the Industry to release the
City and the Trustee from, to agree that the City and the
Trustee shall not be liable for, and to agree to indemnify
and hold the City and the Trustee harmless from, any
liability for any loss or damage to property or any injury
to or death of any person, including costs and expenses of
litigation, that may be occasioned by any cause whatso-

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ever pertaining to the Pollution Control Facilities or the
financing thereof, except as set forth in Section 5.2 of the
Loan Agreement.

Sec. 8.06. The City will from time to time execute and
deliver such further instruments and take such further
action as may be reasonable and as may be required to
carry out the purpose of this Ordinance; provided, how-
ever, that no such instruments or actions shall pledge the
credit or taxing power of the State of Maryland, the City,
or any other political subdivision of said State.

Sec. 8.07. Except for the contemplated assignment to
the Trustee, the City will not sell, lease or otherwise dispose
of or encumber its interest in the Loan Agreement or any
of the payments or receipts derived therefrom, and will
promptly pay or cause to be discharged or make adequate
provision to satisfy and discharge any lien or charge on
any part of such payments or receipts.

Sec. 8.08. In Sections 5.1 and 5.2 of the Loan Agreement,
the Industry agrees at its own expense to keep the Pollu-
tion Control Facilities in good repair and in good operating
condition and properly insured.

Sec. 8.09. City covenants and agrees that all books and
documents in its possession relating to the Pollution Con-
trol Facilities and the moneys, revenues and receipts
derived from the Pollution Control Facilities shall at all
times be open to inspection by such accountants or other
agencies as the Trustee may from time to time designate.

Sec. 8.10. To the extent that such information shall be
made known to the City under the terms of this Section
8.10, it will keep on file at the corporate trust office of the
Trustee a list of names and addresses of the last known
holders of all Bonds and the amount believed to be held In-
each of such last known holders. Any Bondholder may
request that his name and address be placed on said list
by filing a written request with the City or with the
Trustee, which request shall include a statement of the
principal amount of Bonds held by such holder and the
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responsibility with regard to the accuracy of said list, and
may rely on said list for the payment of all sums due and
payable under this Ordinance with regard to the payment
of principal of, premium, if any, and interest on the Bonds.
At reasonable times and under reasonable regulations estab-
lished by the Trustee, said list may be inspected and copied
by the Industry or by holders and/or owners (or a desig-
nated representative thereof) of twenty-five percent or
more in principal amount of Bonds then outstanding, such
ownership and the authority of any such designated repre-
sentative to be evidenced to the satisfaction of the Trustee.

Sec. 8.11. The City covenants that, in order to perfect
the interest of the Trustee in the payments to be made
under the Loan Agreement, appropriate Financing State-
ments, naming the Trustee as assignee of the contract
rights represented by such Loan Agreement (including the
Note), will be filed in the appropriate state and county
offices as required by the provisions of the Uniform Com-
mercial Code, as amended. The City and the Trustee will
file such necessary continuation statements from time to
time as may be required pursuant to the provisions of said
Uniform Commercial Code to protect the interest of the
Trustee.

ARTICLE IX

DEFEASANCE

Sec. 9.01. If and when the Bonds secured hereby shall
become due and payable in accordance with their terms or
through redemption proceedings as provided in this Ordi-
nance, or otherwise, and the whole amount of the principal,
premium (if any) and the interest so due and payable upon
all of the Bonds shall be paid, or provision shall have been
made for the payment of the same, together with all other
sums payable hereunder by the City, then and in that case,
the right, title and interest of the Trustee in and to the
Trust Estate and all covenants, agreements and other obli-
gations of the City to the Bondholders shall thereupon
cease, terminate and become void and be discharged and
satisfied. In such event, upon request of the City, the
Trustee shall assign and transfer to the City all documents
and property then held by the Trustee and shall execute

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such documents as may ho reasonably required by the City
and shall turn over to the Industry, so long as it is not in
default under the Loan Agreement, or to such person, body
or authority as may be entitled to receive the same, upon
the joint written instructions of the City and the Industry
any surplus in the Bond Fund and all balances remaining
in any other fund created under this Ordinance. If and
when the Trustee shall hold sufficient moneys hereunder
to provide for payment of the whole amount of the princi-
pal, premium (if any) and interest due and payable and
thereafter to become due and payable upon all the Bonds,
together with all other sums payable or which may there-
after become payable hereunder by the City, notwith-
standing that all the Bonds and coupons have not yet be-
come due and payable and that consequently the right, title
and interest of the Trustee in and to the Trust Estate shall
not have ceased, terminated and become void pursuant to
the foregoing provisions of this Section 9.01, the Trustee,
on demand of the City, shall turn over to the Industry, so
long as it is not in default under the Loan Agreement, or
to such person, body or authority as may be entitled to
receive the same, upon the joint written instructions of the
City and the Industry, any surplus in the Bond Fund and in
any other fund created under this Ordinance in excess of
the sum sufficient to pay the whole amount of the principal,
premium (if any) and interest due and payable and there-
after to become due and payable upon all the Bonds, to-
gether with all other sums payable or which may thereafter
become payable hereunder by the City.

All outstanding Bonds and all coupons appertaining to
such Bonds shall prior to the maturity or redemption date
thereof be deemed to have been paid within the meaning
and with the effect expressed above if (a) in case any of
said Bonds are to be redeemed on any date prior to their
maturity, the City shall have given to the Trustee in form
satisfactory to it irrevocable instructions to publish notice
of redemption of such Bonds on said date as provided in
Section 3.03 hereof, (b) there shall have been deposited
with the Trustee either moneys in an amount which shall
be sufficient or securities specified in Section 3.8 (i) or (iii)
of the Loan Agreement, the principal of and the interest
on which when due will provide moneys which, together
with the moneys, if any, deposited with the Trustee at the

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same time, shall be sufficient to pay when due the principal
and interest and premium, if any, due and to become due
on said Bonds on and prior to the redemption date or
maturity date thereof, as the case may be, and (c) in the
event said Bonds are not by their terms subject to re-
demption within the next succeeding 60 days, the City
shall have given the Trustee in form satisfactory to it
irrevocable instruction to publish, as soon as practicable
in the same manner as a notice of redemption is published
pursuant to Section 3.03 hereof, a notice to the holders of
such Bonds and coupons that the deposit required by (b)
above has been made with the Trustee and that said Bonds
and coupons are deemed to have been paid in accordance
with this Section and stating such maturity or redemption
date upon which moneys are to be available for the payment
of the principal and premium, if any, on said Bonds.
Neither the securities nor moneys deposited with the
Trustee pursuant to this Section nor principal nor interest
payments on any such securities shall be withdrawn or used
for any purpose other than, and shall be held in trust for,
the payment of the principal and interest and premium, if
any, on said Bonds ; provided that any cash received from
such principal or interest payments on such securities de-
posited with the Trustee, if not then needed for such pur-
pose, shall, to the extent practicable, be reinvested in
securities maturing at times and in amounts sufficient to
pay when due the principal and interest and premium, if
any, to become due on said Bonds on and prior to such
redemption date or maturity date thereof, as the case may
be, and interest earned from such reinvestments shall be
paid over to the Industry, as received by the Trustee, free
and clear of any trust, lien or pledge.

The release of the obligations of the City under this
Section 9.01 shall be without prejudice to the right of the
Trustee to be paid reasonable compensation for all services
rendered by it hereunder and all its reasonable expenses,
charges and other disbursements and those of its attorneys,
agents and employees, incurred on and about the adminis-
tration of the trusts hereby created and the performance
of its powers and duties hereunder.

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ARTICLE X

DEFAULTS AND REMEDIES

Sec. 10.01. In case one or more of the following events,
in this Ordinance referred to as the "Events of Default,"
shall happen, that is to say, if

(a) payment of the principal of the Bonds and pre-
mium, if any, shall not be made when the same shall
become due and payable at maturity, upon redemption or
otherwise ; or

(b) payment of an installment of interest on the Bonds
shall not be made when the same shall become due and
payable ; or

(d) an order or decree appointing a receiver of the
Industry's payments under the Loan Agreement or any
part thereof shall be entered with the consent or acquies-
cence of the City or such order or decree shall be entered
without the acquiescence or consent of the City if it shall
not be vacated, discharged or stayed within sixty (60)
days after entry ; or

(e) the City shall default in the due and punctual
performance of any covenant, condition, agreement or pro-
vision (other than as specified in (a) and (b) of this Sec-
tion 10.01) contained in the Bonds or in this Ordinance on
the part of the City to be performed, and such default shall
continue for ninety (90) days after written notice specify-
ing such default and requiring the same to be remedied
shall have been given to the City and the Industry by the
Trustee, which may give such notice in its discretion and
shall give such notice at the written request of the holders
of not less than twenty-five per cent (25%) in principal
amount of the Bonds then outstanding; then, in any such
case, the Trustee may, and upon written request of the
holders of twenty-five per cent (2.v; ) in principal amount
of the Bonds then outstanding shall, provided that written
notice of the default has been given to the City and the
Industry by the Trustee and the default has not thereto-
fore been cured, declare the principal of all Bonds then

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outstanding to be due and payable immediately by notice
in writing delivered to the City and the Industry, and
upon such declaration the said principal, together with
interest accrued thereon, shall become due and payable
immediately at the place of payment provided therein, any-
thing in this Ordinance or in said Bonds to the contrary
notwithstanding.

The above provisions, however, are subject to the con-
dition that if, after the principal of said Bonds shall have
been so declared to be due and payable, all arrears of inter-
est upon the Bonds, and interest on overdue installments
of interest (if lawful) at the rate per annum which is one
percentage point greater than that borne by the Bonds,
and all other sums payable under this Ordinance, except
the principal of, and interest on, the Bonds which by such
declaration shall have become due and payable, shall have
been paid by or on behalf of the City, and the City also
shall have performed all other things in respect of which it
may have been in default hereunder, and shall have paid
the reasonable expenses of the Trustee and of the holders
of such Bonds, including reasonable attorneys' fees paid
or incurred, then and in every such case, such default may
be waived and such declaration and its consequences
rescinded and annulled by the Trustee by written notice
to the City, which waiver, rescission and annulment shall
be binding upon all Bondholders; provided that if such
declaration was requested by the holders of twenty-five
per cent (25%) in principal amount of the Bonds, such
waiver, rescission and annulment must be consented to by
the holders of a majority in principal .amount of the Bonds
then outstanding, which consent shall be binding upon the
Trustee and upon all holders of Bonds ; but no such waiver,
rescission and annulment shall extend to or affect any sub-
sequent default or impair any right or remedy consequent
thereon.

Sec. 10.02. The Trustee, as the assignee of all the right,
title and interest of the City in and to the Loan Agree-
ment, shall enforce each and every right granted to the
City under the Loan Agreement.

Sec. 10.03. Upon the happening of any Event of De-
fault, then and in every such case the Trustee in its dis-

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cretion may, and upon the written request of the holders
of twenty-live per cent {27)' ( ) in principal amount of the
Bonds then outstanding and receipt of indemnity to its
satisfaction, shall:

(a) by mandamus, or other suit, action or proceeding
at law or in equity, enforce all rights of the Bondholders,
and require the City or the Industry to carry out any
agreements with or for the benefit of the Bondholders and
to perform its or their duties under the Act, the Loan
Agreement and this Ordinance ;

(b) bring suit upon the Bonds ;

(c) by action or suit in equity require the City to
account as if it were the trustee of an express trust for
the Bondholders ; or

(d) by action or suit in equity enjoin any acts or things
which may be unlawful or in violation of the rights of
the Bondholders.

Sec. 10.04. In case any proceeding taken by the Trustee
on account of any default shall have been discontinued or
abandoned for any reason, or shall have been determined
adversely to the Trustee, then and in every case the City,
the Trustee and the Bondholders shall be restored to their
former positions and rights hereunder, respectively, and
all rights, remedies and powers of the Trustee shall con-
tinue as though no such proceeding had been taken.

Sec. 1<).05. Anything in this Ordinance to the contrary
notwithstanding, the holders of a majority in principal
amount of the Bonds then outstanding hereunder shall
have the right, by an instrument in writing executed and
delivered to the Trustee, to direct the method and place of
conducting all remedial proceedings to be taken by the
Trustee hereunder.

Sec. 10.06. No holder of any of the Bonds shall have any
right to institute any suit, action or proceeding in equity
or at law for the execution of any trust hereunder, or any
other remedy hereunder or on said Bonds, unless such
holder previously shall have given to the Trustee written
notice of an Event of Default as hereinabove provided and

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unless also the holders of not less than twenty-five per
cent (25%) in principal amount of the Bonds then out-
standing shall have made written request of the Trustee so
to do, after the right to exercise such powers or rights of
action, as the case may be, shall have accrued, and shall
have .afforded the Trustee a reasonable opportunity either
to proceed to exercise the powers hereinabove granted, or
to institute such action, suit or proceeding in its or their
name; nor unless there also shall have been offered to the
Trustee security and indemnity satisfactory to it against
the costs, expenses and liabilities to be incurred therein or
thereby, and the Trustee shall not have complied with
such request within a reasonable time; and such notifica-
tion, request and offer of indemnity are hereby declared in
every such case, at the option of the Trustee, to be condi-
tions precedent to the execution of the trusts of this
Ordinance or for any other remedy hereunder; it being
understood and intended that no one or more holders of
the Bonds hereby secured shall have any right in any
manner whatever by his or their action to affect, disturb
or prejudice the security of this Ordinance, or to enforce
any right hereunder or under the Bonds, except in the
manner herein provided, and that all proceedings at law
or in equity shall be instituted, had and maintained in the
manner herein provided and for the equal benefit of all
holders of outstanding Bonds and coupons. Nothing in this
Ordinance contained, shall, however, affect or impair the
right of any holder of Bonds or coupons to enforce the
payment of the principal of and interest on any Bond at
and after the maturity thereof, or the obligation of the
City to pay the principal of and interest and premium, if
any, on each of the Bonds issued hereunder to the respective
holders of the Bonds or coupons at the time, place, from the
source and in the manner herein and in said Bonds and
the appurtenant coupons expressed.

Sec. 10.07. All rights of action under this Ordinance or
under any of the Bonds secured hereby which are enforce-
able by the Trustee may be enforced by it without the
possession of any of the Bonds or coupons thereunto apper-
taining, or the production thereof on the trial or other
proceedings relative thereto, and any such suit, action or
proceeding instituted by the Trustee shall be brought in

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its name for the equal and ratable benefit of the holders
of the Bonds and coupons, subject to the provisions of
this Ordinance.

Sec. 10.08. No remedy herein conferred upon or re-
served to the Trustee or to the holders of the Bonds is
intended to be exclusive of any other remedy or remedies,
and each and every such remedy shall be cumulative, and
shall be in addition to every other remedy given hereunder
or now or hereafter existing at law or in equity or by
statute.

Sec. 10.09. No delay or omission of the Trustee or of any
holder of the Bonds to exercise any right or power accruing
upon any default shall impair any such right or power or
shall be construed to be a waiver of any such default, or
an acquiescence therein : and every power and remedy
given by this Article to the Trustee and to the holders of
the Bonds, respectively, may be exercised from time to
time and as often as may be deemed expedient.

Sec. 10.10. Any moneys received by the Trustee or by
any receiver pursuant to this Article X shall be applied
as follows :

(a) Unless the principal of all the Bonds shall have
become or shall have been declared due and payable, all
such moneys shall be applied to the payment to the persons
entitled thereto of all installments of interest then due on
the Bonds, with interest on overdue installments, if lawful,
at the rate per annum which is one percentage point
greater than the rate borne by the Bonds, in the order of
the maturity of the installments of such interest and, if
the amount available shall not be sufficient to pay in full
any particular installment with such interest, then to the
payment ratably, according to the amounts due on such
installment, to the persons entitled thereto, without any
discrimination or privilege.

(b) If the principal of all the Bonds shall have become
or shall have been declared due and payable, all such
moneys shall be applied to the payment of the principal
and interest then due and unpaid upon the Bonds, with
interest on overdue interest an I principal, as aforesaid,
without preference or priority of principal over interest

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or of interest over principal, or of any installment of inter-
est over any other installment of interest, or of any Bond
over any other Bond, ratably, according to the amounts due
respectively for principal and interest, to the persons enti-
tled thereto without any discrimination or privilege.

(c) If the principal of all the Bonds shall have been
declared due and payable, and if such declaration shall
thereafter have been rescinded and annulled under the pro-
visions of this Article, then, subject to the provisions of
paragraph (b) of this Section which shall be applicable in
the event that the principal of all the Bonds shall later
become due or be declared due and payable, the moneys
shall be applied in accordance with the provisions of para-
graph (a) of this Section.

Whenever moneys are to be applied pursuant to the pro-
visions of this Section, such moneys shall be applied at
such times, and from time to time, as the Trustee shall
determine, having due regard to the .amount of such
moneys available for application and the likelihood of addi-
tional moneys becoming available for such application in
the future. Whenever the Trustee shall apply such funds,
it shall fix the date (which shall be an interest payment
date unless it shall deem another date more suitable) upon
which such application is to be made and upon such date
interest on the amounts of principal to be paid on such
dates shall cease to accrue. The Trustee shall give such
notice by publication or mailing as it may deem appro-
priate of the deposit with it of any such moneys and of the
fixing of any such date, and shall not be required to make
payment to the holder of any unpaid coupon or any Bond
until such coupon or such Bond shall be presented to the
Trustee for appropriate endorsement or for cancellation
if fully paid.

Sec. 10.11. It is the purpose and intention of this Article
to provide rights and remedies to the Trustee and Bond-
holders which may be lawfully granted under the provi-
sions of the Act, but should any right or remedy herein
granted be held to be unlawful, the Trustee and the Bond-
holders shall be entitled, as above set forth, to every other
right and remedy provided in this Ordinance and by law.

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ARTICLE XI

CONCERNING THE TRUSTEE

Sec. 11.01. By executing the certificate of authentication

endorsed upon the Bonds, the Trustee shall signify its
acceptance and agree to execute the trusts hereby created,

but only upon the additional terms Bel forth in this Article,
to all of which the City agrees and the respective holders
of the Bonds agree upon and by their acceptance of de-
livery of any of the Bonds.

Sec. 11.02. The recitals, statements and representations
in this Ordinance or in the Bonds contained, save only
the Trustee's authentication upon the Bonds, shall be
taken and construed as made by and on the part of the
City, and not by the Trustee, and the Trustee does not
assume, and shall not have, any responsibility or obliga-
tion for the correctness of any thereof.

. 11.03. The Trustee may execute any of the trusts
wers hereof and perform the duties required of it
hereunder by or through attorneys, agents, receivers, or
employees, and shall be entitled to advice of counsel con-
cerning all matters of trust and its duty hereunder, and
the Trustee shall not be answerable for the default or
onduct of any such attorney, agent, or employee se-
lected by it with reasonable care. The Trustee shall not
be answerable for the exercise of any discretion or power
under this Ordinance or for anything whatever in connec-
tion with the trust, except only for its own wilful mis-
conduct or negligence.

11.04. The Trustee shall be entitled to payment
and or reimbursement for reasonable f